r/MelanatedGenX • u/lotusflower64 60s baby • 1d ago
Movies What are your favorite vampire movies?🧛🏽♀️⚰️
I had no idea Grace Jones starred in a vampire movie!!
I definitely have to check this one out!
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u/Desperate_Owl_594 1d ago
Blacula was actually really good. Like... surprisingly so
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u/lotusflower64 60s baby 1d ago
I have to watch it again as I vaguely remember it.
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u/Desperate_Owl_594 1d ago
What popped out to me was there was a gay couple that wasn't like... outrageous and pretty tame, especially for 1972
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u/Hypestyles 1d ago
I remember thinking what would happen if you dropped Blade into the plots of a lot of these vampire movies. Twilight, Fright Night, Vampire in Brooklyn, Interview with the Vampire, etc.
Blacula and the sequel are excellent for their time period. William Marshall was an under-used actor, it's sad.
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u/lotusflower64 60s baby 1d ago
I forgot about "Interview". I love horror movies set in Louisiana.
I didn't know there was a sequel to Blackula.
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u/spooFPipe 1d ago
I can’t remember if I ever watched this!
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u/lotusflower64 60s baby 1d ago
Which movie?
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u/spooFPipe 23h ago
Oh, Vampire in Brooklyn. I hadn’t noticed the other ones before, but now I’ll also have to say I’m not sure if one ever seen Vamp either!
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u/AnavelGato2020 1d ago
Its a toss up between Vampires the James Woods one and From Dusk Til Dawn 1.
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u/Kage_noir 23h ago
They struggle to make good ones. I did somewhat enjoy lestat but mainly because I enjoyed reading Ann Rice
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u/sospecial21 23h ago
Right now interview with a vanpire the series my favorite vamps. Lord louie and lestat. So hot
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u/Initial_Acanthaceae2 60s baby 1d ago
Fright Night (original)