The greatest female vampires on TV and in movies run the gamut from elderly scions of powerful families to young women unsure ...

The creatures of the night have had a long and varied history on the silver screen The post The Best Vampire Movies of All ...

For her final film performance, Aaliyah takes centerstage in Queen of the Damned, a standalone film adapted from Anne Rice’s 1988 Interview with the Vampire sequel. Aaliyah plays Akasha, a former ...

Vampires have been portrayed as evil bloodsucking monsters and conflicted romantic heroes, and the most powerful movie and TV ...

And they sure do make some pretty great vampire movies. Whether it's a grandiose sweeping romance made by the director of The Godfather to honour the most famous vampire book ever made ...

Drawing on horror movie lore and community solidarity, the teens decide to fight back to save their home. Vampires vs. the Bronx wears its social commentary on its sleeve, using the vampire ...

Horror movie expert Kim Newman explains that ... And here we already see the mood of grand romance that’s core to the vampire myth. “He dies for love,” says Kim Newman.

Dark Star Pictures has revealed the official US trailer for an indie vampire romantic thriller titled ... director of the films Green Dragon and Powder Blue previously, plus a producer on many ...

Bill Gunn’s experimental vampire romance stands out for multiple reasons, first because it’s one of the only Black vampire films — especially in 1973. Duane Jones and Marlene Clark play ...