Akasha, played by Aaliyah in her final movie role, is the mother of all vampires. Vampires have been popular on the silver screen ever since they burst onto film in 1922 with Nosferatu. Over the last ...

These '80s vampire movies had a lot of fun playing with the subgenre. And, to this day, they are a great choice on movie ...

Vampires are one of the most popular creatures that go bump in the night. From the gothic romance of Dracula to horror comedy vibes of Abigail, these monsters have captivated audiences for more than ...

Vampires might be the most instantly recognizable monsters in horror movie history, but only a few vampire films are scary enough to chill even the most jaded horror fan. Largely inspired by Bram ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Arriving on HBO Max on October first is 1994’s Interview With the Vampire. A goth cult classic, ...

C.M. Edwards is a writer currently employed by Valnet as a GameRant lists writer. He has been working professionally as a writer and editor for the past seven years in multiple fields, including comic ...

As the calendar tilts toward late October, there is a curious uptick in the population of fictional immortals on streaming platforms. Netflix, ever the host for nocturnal hangouts, readies its ...

One could argue that the notion of vampires does not really constitute a genre unto itself. Yes, we can all imagine various stereotypical vampire stories, from the classics (Dracula) to the tragic ...

Writing from the Chicagoland area in Illinois, Robert is an avid movie watcher and will take just about any excuse to find time to go to his local movie theaters. Robert graduated from Bradley ...

Longtime pop cultural lists and sports news writer, specialising in gaming and cinema. Along with several years of published writing experience, John has extensive experience in editing and content ...

All right, I want to give a quick disclaimer before we start the next story. We have been hearing about the holidays. We'll go back to the holidays in a few minutes, but right now, we're going to do ...