The vampire genre has been crucial for cinematic horror, and the most important movies go from the silent classic Nosferatu ...

Vampire cinema is as old as film itself. Beyond the clichés of capes and coffins, the subgenre has produced some bona fide movie masterpieces, haunting, experimental, and boundary-pushing works that ...

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Despite the abundance of vampire movies released over the last 25 years, only a few, like Nosferatu and Let the Right One In, ...

What if vampires were just tired of existing? Only Lovers Left Alive takes that idea and runs with it. The film follows Adam (Tom Hiddleston) and Eve (Tilda Swinton), two centuries-old vampires living ...

Vampires sure are having a comeback, aren’t they? Since their inescapable zenith in pop culture in the late aughts, vampire movies have been lurking in the shadows, ceding the spotlight to other ...

Still from the famous 1922 German film, "Nosferatu," prototype of future films dealing with vampires. Very few vampire films have won or even been nominated for Oscars. However, many have received ...

From the scary to the romantic to the straight-up comedic, vampire stories have been told and retold for hundreds of years, from folklore to literature to film. Whether you’re getting into the spirit ...

When it comes to horror movies, it’s almost a given that the supernatural will come into play. Witches, ghosts, zombies, even shapeshifters of various kinds of all had their moments at the box office ...

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