Best Vampire Movie You Love
 

The best one so far for me is, Interview with a vampire.
Good acting good story good ending.:)

I like the Lost Boys, its the type of lifestyle I would like to life.:cool: And Salems Lot, it still scares me.:o

Salem's Lot by far!

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Definitely Salems Lot
 

Salems Lot scared the hell out me the first time I saw it.
The other one is Andy Warhols Dracula, pure camp and a load of blood.
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Salem's Lot terrifies me, and I love 'Interview' too. But both books are better than the film. xx

I know it's a typical answer but my genuine response is Nosferatu.

Horror Of Dracula
Salem's Lot
Fright Night
House Of Dark Shadows
Nosferatu
Son Of Dracula
Dracula (1931)
Curse Of The Undead

nosferatu: phantom der nacht
dracula: dead and loving it

Outside of the 'Classics' - I love Near Dark.

Tod Browning's Dracula (1931): Listen to them. Children of the night. What music they make.

Others:
Nosferatu
Horror of Dracula
Dracula has risen from the grave
Let the right one in

Let the Right One In...
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From Dusk Til Dawn.....one of my all time favs.
Let the Right One In was also incredible. Just felt more real than most vampire movies.

låt den rätte komma in/Let the right one in.
I was thrilled after watching it!

I agree with this!

Bram Stoker's Dracula
Fright Night

Let the right one in
Nosferatu
Near Dark

Dracula.
 

Dracula (1998)
Very funny Vampire Comedy. :b

the Fearless Vampire Killers w Roman Polanski.

i have a lot of love for this:

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Same here, a beautiful film indeed.:)

Werner Herzog's "Nosferatu The Vampyre", staring Klaus Kinski-

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Klaus Kinskis' rendition of the Count deserves props as one of the all-time greats. Better than Frank Langella and his Saturday Night Fever blowout any day of the week-

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Countess Dracula is wonderfully stylish with just a hint of Lesbian love-yay Brilliant!

The original Nosferatu and Dracula with Lugosi, then the Hammer series with Lee and Cushing.
Fright Night was good too, because it was it's own movie. It didn't rely on a tie in to the classics.

I always found the newer re-makes with Cruise and Oldman as trying too hard and off the mark of the feeling trying to be conveyed. I want to be scared, not laugh or think "this guy would have been so much better in this role".

How about The Blade Series of movies. And Bram Stoker's Dracula.

I really enjoyed John Carpenter's Vampire. It had everything I look for in a vampire movie.