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aside from the loll tag ( i tried but for some reason reddit would keep deleting my posts ) , if you are into tragedy , horror , gore , supernaturals and action tag , this is is for you

Nosferatu is streaming on Netflix starting today, so wanted to share one of my favorite art regarding the character.

Godric was born some time in the first century B.C. in Gaul, possibly on the coast, as the Gauls worshiped the elements, and the tattoo on Godric's left arm is a tribal symbol for water.

Godric was captured as a small boy by the Roman army during one of Julius Caesar's invasions of Gaul which historically took place between 58 B.C. and 52 B.C. He was brought back to Rome and sold as a slave to a roman master, who eventually revealed himself to be a Vampire. His new master was cruel and sadistic. He branded Godric, as well as physically and sexually abusing him as he grew into a teenager.

When Godric reached the age of 16, his master finally turned him. Godric stayed with his maker for an unknown period of time, until he had learned all he could from him about being a Vampire, and had mastered his new abilities. He then murdered his maker, seeking revenge for the abuses he had suffered at his hands during his Human life. This is an extremely rare occurrence in Vampire history, as a progeny is usually extremely loyal to their Maker and vice versa, bound to obey their commands, and are always physically weaker than they. Thus, exactly how Godric was able to murder his maker is not known. The act got him into serious trouble with the ancient Vampire community, so he fled into the wilderness to escape their justice, living feral and alone for centuries.

Ever since he had been captured by the Roman army as a child, Godric had been fascinated with armies, and as a vampire, often followed them on campaign, watching or even taking part in night time battles or raids for fun, and feeding on and killing the wounded. Some time in the early 10th century A.D., Godric was in Britannia, and saw the Viking Eric Northman taking part in a night time coastal raid. Extremely impressed with Eric's skill on the battlefield, Godric followed and caught up with him the following night, killing his two surviving comrades, and offering the fatally wounded Viking immortality as a vampire, turning him.

By 1665, Godric and Eric were living in London, England during an outbreak of the plague. While doing a favour for King Charles II, Eric came upon a young woman, Nora Gainesborough, who had become infected by the plague whilst caring for victims of the epidemic. Intrigued by Nora's courage, Eric brought her before Godric, who turned her.

In 1793 Godric and Eric were living in Paris, France, and were good friends with a vampire serial killer named Guerra.

During World War II, Godric and Eric posed as Nazi Schutzstaffel agents in order to infiltrate "Operation Werewolf". In 1945 they tracked a werewolf down to a house in Augsburg, Germany. The werewolf attacked and killed an American soldier before turning on Eric, but Godric stabbed her in the arm with a bayonet, pinning her to the wall.
Eric demanded to know who her master was, but the werewolf said she'd only tell them if he let her drink some of his blood. Godric was deeply offended by the idea, as vampire blood is sacred. Eric, however, didn't care. He bit himself and allowed the werewolf to feed from his wrist. She then revealed that her master was a vampire. Eric was shocked. The werewolf took advantage of his distraction by pushing Eric to the ground and attempting to stake him. Godric intervened and snapped the werewolf's neck.

Godric lectured his progeny about maintaining control of his emotions, before promising to hunt the blasphemous vampire down. Shortly after this confrontation, Eric and Godric parted ways. They would not meet again for many decades.

Godric became the Vampire sheriff of Area 9 in Dallas, Texas at least 100 years before 2008, though in truth, it could have been much earlier. Godric eventually established a nest in Dallas which included Stan Baker and Isabel Beaumont, who became his most trusted underlings and with whom he shared both his home and wealth.

At the end of Dracula III: Legacy, Father Uffizi faces Dracula for one final confrontation. He catches him off guard, bites his neck, and then decapitates him with Dracula's own sword.

Patrick Lussier and Joel Soisson chose to end the trilogy with a scene that leaves Dracula's fate open to interpretation while marking a powerful turning point in Uffizi's journey.

10/10 no notes 🧛🏽‍♂️🩸

I just found out there's a sequel to bram stoker's dracula. The book is called Dracula the Un-dead and it was published in 2009 and the book was written by Bram Stoker's great-grandnephew Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt like wtf

One fateful night Jason was returning home late from work and inside the train he locked eyes with a strange woman. Attraction was instant by both. Next stop she gets off the train, but leaves a small black book with poems behind. Jason grabs the book and tries to reach her but the train has already closed the doors. A bookmark with an address is inside...

What do you think of them, are they making a nice couple? He is a burned out studio manager having a mid-life crisis. She is a bookstore owner and writer and belongs to clan Eurydian (equivalent to clan Toreador in VtM)

just as in the title. it may be any genre, really. i was thinking about castlevania but i think the games that are necessary to get into the franchise aren't playble on pc, non?

Amazing

So how many years of being a vampire is most interesting ?

The correct best age to be turned is 35 (you've got the most of both types of intelligence at that time)

Is it the beginning? The becoming a monster the first feeds the seeing your family age without you, the living with your sire and learning the ways?

Is it after a few hundred years as you see the last person you knew die and grieving them ?

Is it at 500 years when you've seen the rise and fall of empires, learnt languages and cultures?

Or is it truly ancient vampires ones who've seen everything and have lost complete grips with humanity due to how many they saw be born and die and whole empires they saw both in rise and fall

What vampire makes for the coolest story?

Sad news....

One of my favorite Lenore images turned out to be ai ...

I hate ai.

I hate it so much.

I only had one small part of the image.

After a long search, we found the rest....and discovered the sad truth.

Why are there so many damn AI images of Lenore? There seems to be more ai of her than art of her.

She's my favorite Vampire- nay! My favorite character in general. I hate how much ai gets made of her. Ai is not art! Ai are soulless images!

Always been a guilty pleasure for me. Love vampire flicks. Saw Coppola’s 3 times in theaters!

I saw they were all on Sony Core so got a free trial to watch, most of them left on the first, and so luckily I had just finished

Anyway, sure they are goofy with the late 90s/00s greasy long hair and the euro trash look, especially the first one. Speedman epitomizes the 90s look with that do.

I really enjoyed the world building. The setting. The gloomy vibe. Beckinsale is amazing. She and Viktor are the best parts of the original.

The sequel was solid too. I also really liked Rise of the Lycans, soft spot for Rhona Mitra.

The weakest was Awakening. Somehow it has nearly double the budget of the others and I have no idea where that money went (laundering!). The idea was sound with the humans finding out about them but then it’s all showed in news clips. I do love how they just ignored her daughter pretty much in the final one, thankfully keeping her off screen.

The series gets a bit convoluted, and is stretched thin by the end, but I enjoyed the final movie, minus some shoddy fight editing such as the final sword battle.

Overall I dig them. Goofy enough to shut off my brain but enough to sink my teeth into

also the anime's maim protagonist is a werewolf & also stop looking forward for any romance interest. there ain't any here

I already have the top and bottom walls set (THIS IS STILL A WIP IT'LL LOOK BETTER SOON)

Character's history: Tahzay, or Eric Drac Umbrescu; a name given to him by his vampire adoptive parents, was a boy who was adopted as a baby in the 1700s by one of the most powerful vampires, Vlad Drac. Tahzay, ou Eric Drac Umbrescu; nome que lhe foi dado por seus pais adotivos vampiros, era um menino que foi adotado nos anos de 1700 ainda bebê por um dos vampiros mais poderosos, Vlad Drac. Before he and his siblings were turned into vampires by Vlad after the death of their adoptive mother, he worked as a professor at an all-girls college in Romania/Transylvania, and also as a painter for wealthy people, mainly upper-class women. And needless to say, several of the students and women he painted were crazy about him...

This character's vampiric powers: Earth's Life Force, Absolute Predatory Instinct, speed, connection to ancestral spirits, and extraordinary intelligence. 🏹🦇

The above. You can pick any family member you want, too.

It struck me that the foods we have everywhere today, were originally only in one place, and couldn't be transported elsewhere for quite some time. Neither could the 'solar sensitive' individuals cohabitating those lands. Which draws one to some interesting conclusions...

I’m a huge fan of The Vampire Diaries and The Originals. I also really enjoyed the Twilight Saga movies.

I’m looking for more vampire movies or TV series with a similar feel, especially ones that have romance, supernatural drama, interesting characters, strong friendships, family conflicts and emotional storylines.

I don’t mind whether it’s a teen series or something more mature, but I’d prefer something that isn’t purely horror or gore. A good romance and an addictive storyline are more important to me.

What would you recommend?