Suggestions, Please???!
Question: Being a die-hard vampire movie fan, I'd like to think that I've pretty much seen it all, from "Nosferatu" to "30 Days of Night"; however, I'd also like to think that there are folks out there, possibly more die-hard than I am, with regards to vampire films, who might actually know something, which I have not seen...
...at this point, I'm game for anything; I challenge you fine folks out there, to come up with something...
Answers: Being a die-hard vampire movie fan, I'd like to think that I've pretty much seen it all, from "Nosferatu" to "30 Days of Night"; however, I'd also like to think that there are folks out there, possibly more die-hard than I am, with regards to vampire films, who might actually know something, which I have not seen...
...at this point, I'm game for anything; I challenge you fine folks out there, to come up with something...
...ya know, I've pinged upon so many similar questions like this, on Yahoo Answers, and the answer, which I've given, has never failed to intrigue, interest and compel those who connect with me; I am about to do the samwe with you, and I'm almost willing to bet that you probably haven;t seen this film, but be rest assured, you're gonne kick yourself in the @ss, when you DO see it...
...now, you just have to check out a completely demented, outrageously blood-drenched vampire tale called DARKNESS - which could best be described as Richard Matheson's original story I AM LEGEND as directed by...well, let's say Jonker's style combines [Tobe] Hooper with [George] Romero, but the story is pure John Carpenter with a dash of Peter Jackson's insanity thrown in for good measure. It has some of the most impressive gross-out special effects since the original EVIL DEAD. Multiple exploding heads. Exploding torsos. Exploding necks. Neck ripped open. Bloodsucking. Walking dead. Chainsaw attack. Neck-chewing. Power-drill attack. Stomach-gouging. Two motor vehicle chases. Hand rolls. It is a gore-fest and a half and proud of it. This is low-budget horror at its best. Of the $6000 budget, I reckon $5900 went on fake blood and the other hundred bucks went on power-tools (don't mention the 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre'?). The gore comes quick and faster, and there are times when I really had to cringe. Cheap or not, the special effects are effective. If you like splatter you'll absolutely love this..." DARKNESS is most definitely a grim, dark, brooding film with lots of gore, great soundtrack music, and enough mayhem to choke a small army. The good thing is that it tries to be a scary film; no humor, no quirky one-liners to lighten up the scenery, just scene after scene of creative camera angles, good makeup effects... All the classics are put to a good use as influences - NEAR DARK, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD and TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSCRE, and just wait until you see the ending. You want to see a 10-minute acid flashback scene done by Lucio Fulci? You won't believe this one. ...a classic of the underground genre, if there ever was one."
...don't believe me??? Check out the trailer, below!!!
here's a link to quite a few Vampire movies. hope you find some you haven't seen yet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_fil...
How about Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter! Oh and if your interested in books about vampires then I just finished a really good one. It's call The Historian, it's awesome!!
Here is a long list of movies from different countries about vampires or with vampires in them. Or as the site calls them vampyres:
http://www.uh.edu/~cfreelan/vampires/vam...