Vampires

The original Fright Night was released in 1985 and told the tale of a teenage boy (Charley) who has the misfortune to witness one of his neighbours getting up to vampire stuff (you know, biting necks and killing people). [...]

Ninjas vs Vampires is doing itself a disservice with that title, which conjures up inane internet message board conversations of the kind “hey, wouldn’t it be hilarious if [something stupid]“. [...]

The Dead Undead is a vampire zombie movie staring Luke Goss. To any American readers out there this will be of no surprise to them. “A vampire movie staring that actor from Blade 2 and Hellboy 2 makes total sense” they will utter in a nonchalant manner. [...]

Vampire films are two-a-penny nowadays. With the offending monsters ranging from weak, romantic neck nibblers to the sword swinging neck slashers, it’s hard to find a vampire film with the right balance and that is, well, any good at all. [...]

Vampires are cool. They’re the new zombie: recurring, revised and reanimated (from beyond the grave). [...]

In a nutshell: The tale of a busty vampire with mad sword skills who likes nothing better than getting naked and fighting Nazis, other vampires and Nazi vampires. [...]