A vampire movie ranking must be fairly selective. As mentioned, vampires have an extensive cinematic history. In other words, Twilight or Dracula: Dead and Loving It won’t be on our list. That ...

I fell in love with vampire movies after seeing the 1987 film “The Lost Boys.” Before that movie, I had only seen those kinds of movies for the horror. Under the direction of the late Joel ...

You can't talk about vampire movies without bringing up the 80s classic The Lost Boys. Michael and his younger brother Sam move to a small California town with their mother.

The movie imagines that Max Schreck, the actor who portrayed the vampire Count Orlok, was actually a real vampire, and that director F.W. Murnau made a pact with him to ensure an authentic ...

Vampire films have been around as long as cinema itself, and yet, the best of them feel timeless. From silent-era shadow creatures to existential blood-drinkers, the vampire has proven endlessly ...

On the list of the highest-grossing horror films of all time, Sinners now occupies the number 19 spot, having overtaken hits such as The Nun, The Grudge, and the original Paranormal Activity.

The movie will likely pass the coveted $100 million milestone this weekend. Meanwhile, over on the highest-grossing vampire movies list, Sinners will likely overtake Morbius by Friday as well.

Vampire media has existed for over a century, and these 32 examples represent some of the best movies and TV shows that celebrate that very subgenre.

For Rollin, that means his early quadrilogy of vampire films: The Shiver Of The Vampires (1971) is the best of these, and the most accessible.