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My top 24:

1. Dracula (1931).
2. Vampire Hunter D.
3. Horror of Dracula.
4. Near Dark.
5. Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.
6. The Lost Boys.
7. From Dusk Till Dawn.
8. Dracula Has Risen from the Grave.
9. Fright Night.
10. The Monster Squad.
11. Vamp. (The Grace Jones vampire flick)
12. The Hunger.
13. Lifeforce.
14. Interview with the Vampire.
15. John Carpenter's Vampires.
16. Blade.
17. Blade 2.
18. Rabid.
19. The Omega Man.
20. Bram Stoker's Dracula.
21. Martin.
22. Captain Cronos: Vampire Hunter.
23. Vampyres.
24. Taste The Blood of Dracula.

Bram Stroker's Dracula (1992)--Gary Oldman; Francis Ford Coppola.
Sleepwalkers (1992) -- Stephen King.
Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)

I LOVE all of those but I've got to say I really like Queen of the Damned as well. <33
Sex,Blood,&&Rockn' Roll. Nothing better.
^_^

Bram's Stokers 'Dracula'
Interview with the Vampire.
Near Dark
Fright Night
the Lost Boys

near dark
interview with the vampire
fright night
lost boys
dracula ( christopher lee)

Near dark

Innocent blood

lost boys

Blood the last vampire

fright night


and of course, jesus christ vampire hunter LOL

What about the Underworld movies? No one has mentioned them...

Fright Night

Bram Stoker's Dracula

Blade

The Lost Boys

Nosferatu

.........to name a few.

Originally posted by lynn_d_kimbell
What about the Underworld movies? No one has mentioned them...


I don't really consider the Blade or Underworld series. They are more action movies than anything...not really scary. Same with Van Helsing and Queen of the Damned.

These are my favorite vamp movies, in a traditional sense.

Fright Night
Salem's Lot
Lost Boys
Interview with the Vampire

Originally posted by lynn_d_kimbell
What about the Underworld movies? No one has mentioned them... didn't like the Underworld or Blade movies. wouldn't really consider them horror

I don't like Interview with the vampire because My hatred for the pretty boiz of hollywood*At the time* playing Dark Demons of the night..Just shot it all down. Brad pitt wasn't that bad..but..TOM! Gawd!

I am very happy to see that "Fright Night" is getting the respect it deserves.

I don't much care for vampires, especially on film, but here:
(in no particular order)

Nosferatu
Lost Boys
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
Bordello of Blood
John Carpenter's Vampires
From Dusk Till Dawn

Fright Night
Interview with vampire
lost boys
blade
from dusk till dawn

I didn't care much for Queen of the Damned. I just couldn't picture Stuart Townsend as Lestat. The book was one of my least favorites of all the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice. I would love to see The Tale of the Body Thief as a movie!!!! I loved Interview With the Vampire. Although I don't care too much for vampire pics, this one I love. I also liked The Lost Boys, which seemed to be mostly comedy.

Underworld
From Dusk Till Dawn
Bram Stoker's Dracula
The Lost Boys

Interview with the Vampire.
Blade
Fright Night

Interview with the Vampire and Fright Night

I forgot to add From Dusk 'till Dawn.

Also, it isn't technically a vampire film, but Vampire's Kiss, starring Nicolas Cage, is a very demented vampire-themed movie. If you haven't seen it, I recommend you watch it soon.

Any movie where Christopher Lee played Dracula is superb. Mr Lee is Count Dracula.

Lost Boys
Bram Stokers
Any Christopher Lee and Bela Lugosi

Just wanted to say that both "Underworld" movies, "Blade trinity", and "Queen of the Damned" are the absolute shittiest vampire movies ever to be put on film and aren't worth wiping the dingleberries out my arse with....

However, if you want to watch great vampire movies, check these out...

Fright Night
Lost Boys
Near Dark
Nosferatu
Salem's Lot (original)
From Dusk Till Dawn
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Subspecies I, II, III, IV
Vampire Journals
Vamp
Any of the Hammer Christopher Lee films

And although not great, "The Forsaken" and "Dracula 2000" are pretty decent too...recommended.

Underworld 1
Underworld 2
Bram Stokers Dracula
Interview of the Vampire
Blade 2
Blade 3
Queen of the Damned

Hope Castlevania will be good

Castlevania will, most likely, suck.

Originally posted by Impediment
Castlevania will, most likely, suck.

How do you know?? Have you watched it yet?? Also interested in the movies you've actually made, well??

Bram Stoker's Dracula
Dracula
Lost Boys
Vampire
Salem's Lot

Originally posted by ConalCochran
My top 24:

1. Dracula (1931).
2. Vampire Hunter D.
3. Horror of Dracula.
4. Near Dark.
5. Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.
6. The Lost Boys.
7. From Dusk Till Dawn.
8. Dracula Has Risen from the Grave.
9. Fright Night.
10. The Monster Squad.
11. Vamp. (The Grace Jones vampire flick)
12. The Hunger.
13. Lifeforce.
14. Interview with the Vampire.
15. John Carpenter's Vampires.
16. Blade.
17. Blade 2.
18. Rabid.
19. The Omega Man.
20. Bram Stoker's Dracula.
21. Martin.
22. Captain Cronos: Vampire Hunter.
23. Vampyres.
24. Taste The Blood of Dracula.
Definately the Lost Boys as my top pick, and right behind it is Interview with the Vampire. droolio

Bram Stroker's Dracula
Interview with a Vampire
Lost Boys
Van Helsing

1. Salem's Lot (1979)
2. Fright Night
3. Lost Boys
4. Near Dark
5. Bram Stoker's Dracula

1. Bram Stoker's Dracula
2. The Lost Boys
3. From Dusk 'Till Dawn
4. The Night Flier
5. John Carpenter's Vampires

Originally posted by MistResVampiRes
I don't like Interview with the vampire because My hatred for the pretty boiz of hollywood*At the time* playing Dark Demons of the night..Just shot it all down. Brad pitt wasn't that bad..but..TOM! Gawd!

Interview with the Vampire is one of my favorite 'Vampire movies', but i agree with half you said! Tom Cruise didn't really make a convincing Vampire, according to me. But Brad...Well he was physically, everything a Vampire looks like...IMO!

Bram Stroker's Dracula
Interview with a Vampire
Nosferatu
Dusk 'till Dawn
Blade
The Lost Boys
Dracula 2000

Dark Shadows - Barnabas Collins is awesome!

5. Fright Night - The vampire dynamics are handled in manner that is reasonably logistical enough for the average suspension of belief that required for films like this. And I've always enjoyed those localized TV horror shows that are usually hosted by some campy "ghoul-like" character.

4. Nosferatu - Still by far, the creepiest looking vampire ever.

3. Blade - Even though I have his movie ranked at #3, as a vampire character, Blade definitely rates as #1.
For any vampires out there reading this, I don't care what your position is in the bloodsuckers' hierarchy, Blade would still kick all yo' asses.
ALL yo' asses.

2. Dracula - I don't care what any of you might think of the old Count, he's the O.G. bloodsucker, suckas. If it weren't for him, Count Chocula cereal would just be called Choclate Flavored Cereal Wit' Chocolate Flavored Marshmellows In It.
So pay 'em his due propers.
Suckas.

1. Lost Boys - Okay, let's just forget the vampires in this movie for a second.....
Any movie that can feature a Corey in it, let alone two, & still come off as cool,
well, that would be a movie that surely had to have been touched by the hand of God.
I wouldn't be surprised if the director, Joel Schumacher was actually the Christ in his Second Coming ( I mean seriously.... Jesus did rise from the dead after 3 days, often spoke of drinking his blood, & simple logic would dictate that he would have developed an aversion to wooden crosses....
so, y'know.... it all fits....)

top 24? kinda funny number, me thinks u just named all the ones in your collection, care to narrow it down to ur top 3?

Fright Night

Blade

Interview with

Originally posted by Impediment
Castlevania will, most likely, suck.

Yep, Lots of reasons to fear since its a video game movie.

What? No love for Love at First Bite? What about Blackula?

Vampire Circus
Vampire Lovers
Lust For A Vampire
Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires
Fearless Vampire Killers
Vampyros Lesbos
Dracula AD 72
Scars Of Dracula
Martin

cant beleive no one mentioned any of these