What's the best vampire film ever?

>>83136447
Why did you ask only to answer your own question?

That's not Near Dark.

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>>83136447
Sheryl Lee was better as a brunette.

Herzog's Nosferatu.

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>>83136544

>>83136447
There are no good vampire movies, or work in any medium for that matter, except maybe VtM:B.

>>83136447
What We Do In The Shadows
Only Lovers Left Alive

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>>83136447
In no particular order:
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Fright Night
Salem's Lot
30 Days of Night
Near Dark
Interview with the Vampire
What we do in the Shadows
Let the Right one In
Shadow of the Vampire
Thirst
Blade
Lugosi's Dracula
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
Byzantium
Nosferatu
Horror of Dracula

>>83136647
Is this anything like The Addiction?

Blacula

>>83137348
"Dracula's soul brother"

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plebs

>>83137348
surprisingly fun given its silly title.

A good one is Werner Herzog's Nosferatu.

The original is ok for a curiosity watch but it's massively overrated, and Klaus Klinski, the insane bastard, cannot be topped.

Might as well watch the Blood: The Last Vampire OVA as well since that's pretty great.

>>83137715
What's this?

Cockblockula

>>83136447
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tA258BV1wY

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To go with less usual suspects!

I kinda liked George Romero's Martin. Not a classic, but interesting one.

The BBC show Ultraviolet was pretty cool. I love it when you follow the hunters and end up wondering "who's the monster here?" at times...

He Never Died was sily in a good way.

Innocent Blood is facical camp, but that's the beauty of it if you like the genre.

Kiss of the Damned is... weird. I think it's bad personally, but there's a few scenes that work, and just for that it might be worth a view.

>>83137899
dracula: dead and loving it

Joe Rogan #911

I like the sequel to Interview with a Vampire where Tom Cruise shape shifts into an unrecognizable and shitty actor and joins the metal band Korn.

>>83136447

First time I've heard of a movie called Large Vampires.