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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 ...

Dracula (1931) Bela Lugosi’s performance as the charming yet terrifying Count Dracula set the standard for every vampire ...

By the 1970s, Hammer’s once-revered grip on horror was slipping, so the studio tried to revitalize its brand with a handful ...

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 ...

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It's not every day you meet a bona fide vampire slayer -- especially one whose roots are right here in the Natural State. But Arkansas native William Ragsdale, born and raised in El Dorado, staked his ...

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, ...

No one is safe from the bloodshed when the mother of all vampires is awakened from her centuries-long slumber. Jen Karner has spent the last 10 years covering technology, streaming services, video ...

Awakening the mother of all vampires could lead to the end of the world as humans know it, in this horror flick streaming free on Tubi. Jen Karner has spent the last 10 years covering technology, ...

Lestat holds his arm up with a small amount of blood trickling from his lips in Interview With The Vampire. Image via Warner Bros. Anne Rice brought vampires to life in New Orleans with her Interview ...