What are good vampire movies?
The Very Best is Interview with a Vampire, Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise at their best... The BEST is Lost Boys as a teen my fave The Underworld series is a good future past mix-very dark Bram Stokers Dracula is scary and historic... The True blood series is a good soap vamp 30 days of night is by far the Scariest!! Twilight are ok romance kind and BLADE is cheesy gore! So there
What are some good Werewolves vs Vampire movies?
( Vampire movies ) : Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) - Based on the novel by Anne Rice. •Queen of the Damned (2002) - Based on the novel of the same name by Anne Rice. Embrace of the Vampire (1994) Nadja (1994) The Addiction (1995) Vampire in Brooklyn (1995) The Vampire of Budapest (1995) - a gay pornographic film from director Kristen Bjorn. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) •From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money (1999) From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter (2000) Bordello of Blood (1996) Razor Blade Smile (1998) - a very low budget independent British film which pays homage to the Hammer lesbian vampire films of the 1970s. Blade (1998) •Blade II (2002) Blade: Trinity (2004) The Wisdom of Crocodiles (1998) Vampires (1998) •Vampires: Los Muertos (2002) (Werewolf movies) : The Cursed The Howling 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 American werewolf in London American werewolf in Paris The Wolfman The Wolf Underworld 1-2-3 ...
What is your favorite vampire movie?
I really like vampire movies. I just would like to know of some that I may not have seen. Please give a list of your favorites. Any suggestions would be appreciated. lol
In Blade 1, 1998, the vampire girl says what?
I heard it was Russian, but can someone please spell it on here, I can't find this answer anywhere! please be detailed please in the beginning of Blade the girl luring the human into the club shouts something at the bouncer, what EXACTLY, please write/spell it,, what did that b say
What is your review of Blade (1998)?
I have a mixture of lukewarm and resounding feeling, for Wesley Snipes first appearance as Blade. Hate, nor even basic dislike has ever been on the cards, but just like in the case of many other movies, due to natural maturity I've been forced to re-evaluate the true merits of the 1998 blockbuster.Relative to myself, a great movie needs to have an air of democracy about it: not just the main character should be awesome, or inspiring, or trustworthy. And as awesome as it is, in the number of ways it is, I'm afraid that Blade is victim to the kind of syndrome that just so many films are (the Die Hard series, the Mission impossible series, Carpenter's The Thing being just a few examples).Blade's world is like Coppola's Dracula; the right tone, but injected with a general ideology of anyone besides the central characters being idiots.In all fairness, I could be scrutinised as to why I'm heaping this criticism on Blade when it more or less applies to so many action films; for one, Blade is a very specific hybrid of genre, and, to lead on from that point, Blade actually does a very good job of establishing the appropriate grimness and mortality of Blade's world.I take the gripes that I do against Norrington's aspiring masterpiece (yes, masterpiece) because there is so much working in the movie's favour: Snipes is as ideal for this character as Tobey Maguire was for Spider-Man, or Chris Evans for Captain America. He has the cold detachment, and the cruel, emotional sadism to portray the daywalker.Just as ideal is Stephen Dorff, as Deacon Frost: a more fearful, more useful presence than Tom Hiddleston as Loki (at least after the original Thor).Deacon Frost, the human-vampire, usurper of the traditional bloodline, does a lot of the movie's magic - a very credible threat to Blade.Blade gives me what I need, if not exactly what I crave.
How violent is the movie Blade (1998)?
How violent is the movie blade (1998), what are the most violent scene(s) and would it be appropriate for a teen who's seen movies such as kick ***, hot fuzz, scream, 300 and shooter. Thanks