just because they suck doesn’t mean
their films have to welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be taking
a look at the top 10 best vampire movies
sorry Twilight fans there won’t be any
sparkly vampires on this list there’s
anybody here rid of real book about
vampires or we just remember what some
movie said number 10 Fright Night
kicking things off is the ADEs classic
in which a young horror fan discovers
his next-door neighbor is a vampire when
he’s unable to convince those around him
of that fact he seeks the help of a TV
horror star this movie isn’t as much
about killing the bloodthirsty creature
as it is about a young geek trying to
get with a girl but we love it just the
same number 9 John Carpenter’s vampires
do you love vampire hunting then this
western-style flick is for you James
Woods leads a team of vampire hunters on
holy missions sponsored by the Vatican
their goal is to stop the head
bloodsucker before he’s able to locate a
crucifix that will give him the power to
walk in broad daylight
number eight from dusk till dawn this
movie was written by Quentin Tarantino
and features him alongside George
Clooney as brothers who are on the run
after a violent bank robbery the pair
stops at their rendezvous point with
hostages in tow but they soon discover
they have stumbled onto a vampire nest
disguised as a strip joint
welcome to slavery
no thanks I already had a wife as a
result everyone must work together if
they want to survive the night
okay vampire killer let’s kill some
vampires number seven The Lost Boys this
cult favorite follows a single mother
and her two sons played by Corey Haim
and Jason Patric soon after the family
moves to a small town one of the boys
begins showing classic signs of
vampirism your vampire Michael my old
brother a god damn shit took Inventor oh
you eat oh the other son becomes a
vampire hunter and in order to save his
sibling he must kill the head vampire
number six
let the right one in this Swedish horror
flick became one of the only vampire
movies released in the past decade to
not be panned by critics
it’s a classic enough story boy meets
girl boy falls for girl girl turns out
to be a hundred-year-old vampire you
know that old chestnut
number five horror of Dracula this
groundbreaking classic stars Christopher
Lee I am Dracula and I welcome you to my
house and is one of Hollywood’s most
pivotal vampire films due to its
combination of romance sensuality and
gore the picture focuses on the counts
journey from Transylvania to England
where he begins to take countless
victims and meets his arch nemesis van
Helsing number four interview with the
vampire this critically acclaimed film
is based on the best selling novel by
Anne Rice and stars Tom Cruise and Brad
Pitt in the roles of Lestat and Louie in
the present-day Louie tells a reporter
about Lestat his many years on the earth
and his struggles as a vampire
shall we begin like David Copperfield
I’m born I grew up where shall we begin
when I was born to darkness as I call it
the story shows that the transformation
of a little girl gives him a reason to
continue existing though the life of a
vampire is still never easy what
you’ve been a very very naughty number
three Nosferatu a symphony of horror
this silent era German masterpiece is
the granddaddy of all vampire movies so
we have to show our respect not only is
it based on the familiar Dracula tale
this film sets the precedent for the
image of vampires as terrifying ghouls
that live in shadows number 2 Dracula
this movie builds on the success of
Nosferatu and manages to eclipse the
earlier film by using sound I am Dracula
Dracula is played by Bela Lugosi and is
portrayed as a handsome aristocrat the
GoSee proves that vampires can be
personable enough to sit you down for
delightful drink before they turn you
into the main course number 1 Bram
Stoker’s Dracula topping our list is the
stunning big-budget Hollywood film that
reintroduces Count Dracula alongside an
a-list cast Francis Ford Coppola directs
Gary Oldman Anthony Hopkins Winona Ryder
and Keanu Reeves in a movie that takes
away any campy elements and brings this
spooky story back to life with a real
sense of terror
you
their films have to welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be taking
a look at the top 10 best vampire movies
sorry Twilight fans there won’t be any
sparkly vampires on this list there’s
anybody here rid of real book about
vampires or we just remember what some
movie said number 10 Fright Night
kicking things off is the ADEs classic
in which a young horror fan discovers
his next-door neighbor is a vampire when
he’s unable to convince those around him
of that fact he seeks the help of a TV
horror star this movie isn’t as much
about killing the bloodthirsty creature
as it is about a young geek trying to
get with a girl but we love it just the
same number 9 John Carpenter’s vampires
do you love vampire hunting then this
western-style flick is for you James
Woods leads a team of vampire hunters on
holy missions sponsored by the Vatican
their goal is to stop the head
bloodsucker before he’s able to locate a
crucifix that will give him the power to
walk in broad daylight
number eight from dusk till dawn this
movie was written by Quentin Tarantino
and features him alongside George
Clooney as brothers who are on the run
after a violent bank robbery the pair
stops at their rendezvous point with
hostages in tow but they soon discover
they have stumbled onto a vampire nest
disguised as a strip joint
welcome to slavery
no thanks I already had a wife as a
result everyone must work together if
they want to survive the night
okay vampire killer let’s kill some
vampires number seven The Lost Boys this
cult favorite follows a single mother
and her two sons played by Corey Haim
and Jason Patric soon after the family
moves to a small town one of the boys
begins showing classic signs of
vampirism your vampire Michael my old
brother a god damn shit took Inventor oh
you eat oh the other son becomes a
vampire hunter and in order to save his
sibling he must kill the head vampire
number six
let the right one in this Swedish horror
flick became one of the only vampire
movies released in the past decade to
not be panned by critics
it’s a classic enough story boy meets
girl boy falls for girl girl turns out
to be a hundred-year-old vampire you
know that old chestnut
number five horror of Dracula this
groundbreaking classic stars Christopher
Lee I am Dracula and I welcome you to my
house and is one of Hollywood’s most
pivotal vampire films due to its
combination of romance sensuality and
gore the picture focuses on the counts
journey from Transylvania to England
where he begins to take countless
victims and meets his arch nemesis van
Helsing number four interview with the
vampire this critically acclaimed film
is based on the best selling novel by
Anne Rice and stars Tom Cruise and Brad
Pitt in the roles of Lestat and Louie in
the present-day Louie tells a reporter
about Lestat his many years on the earth
and his struggles as a vampire
shall we begin like David Copperfield
I’m born I grew up where shall we begin
when I was born to darkness as I call it
the story shows that the transformation
of a little girl gives him a reason to
continue existing though the life of a
vampire is still never easy what
you’ve been a very very naughty number
three Nosferatu a symphony of horror
this silent era German masterpiece is
the granddaddy of all vampire movies so
we have to show our respect not only is
it based on the familiar Dracula tale
this film sets the precedent for the
image of vampires as terrifying ghouls
that live in shadows number 2 Dracula
this movie builds on the success of
Nosferatu and manages to eclipse the
earlier film by using sound I am Dracula
Dracula is played by Bela Lugosi and is
portrayed as a handsome aristocrat the
GoSee proves that vampires can be
personable enough to sit you down for
delightful drink before they turn you
into the main course number 1 Bram
Stoker’s Dracula topping our list is the
stunning big-budget Hollywood film that
reintroduces Count Dracula alongside an
a-list cast Francis Ford Coppola directs
Gary Oldman Anthony Hopkins Winona Ryder
and Keanu Reeves in a movie that takes
away any campy elements and brings this
spooky story back to life with a real
sense of terror
you
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