Articles tagged with: Nosferatu
Top 26 Vampire Movies
Why do we love vampire movies so much? Vampires are essentially pale, scary-looking monsters who dress in black and drain the life-force out of anyone who crosses their path. Maybe Hollywood should make a movie about emo lawyers or tax inspectors. Should go down a scream at the box office. Anyway, the point is we love vampires. Can't get enough of them.
Why do we love vampire movies so much? Vampires are essentially pale, scary-looking monsters who dress in black and drain the life-force out of anyone who crosses their path. Maybe Hollywood should make a movie about emo lawyers or tax inspectors. Should go down a scream at the box office. Anyway, the point is we love vampires. Can't get enough of them.
Top 8 Movie Vampires
Why are we so fascinated by vampires? From Dracula to Buffy, it seems we just can't get enough of the bloodsuckers. But why? Do we secretly crave the idea of becoming an empty soul, devoid of human emotion, and only interested in satisfying our own wanton bloodlust through the corruption of innocents. A bit like Madonna. Or is it just because we like the idea of good lie-in. Never growing old is pretty good too. Mind you, you'd miss the sunshine. But then again, we live in England, so it's swings and roundabouts. Whatever the reason, we just can't get enough of them. How else do you explain the popularity of Dr Gillian McKeith's You Are What You Eat? Indeed, it seems anything is acceptable as long you dress it in a long, black cloak, fangs and a ghostly complexion. Maybe Hillary Clinton should try it. Oh, she already has (terrible joke, we know). Anyway, hecklerspray has decided to pick through the crud to find the best Hollywood vampires - and we don't mean the studios.
Why are we so fascinated by vampires? From Dracula to Buffy, it seems we just can't get enough of the bloodsuckers. But why? Do we secretly crave the idea of becoming an empty soul, devoid of human emotion, and only interested in satisfying our own wanton bloodlust through the corruption of innocents. A bit like Madonna. Or is it just because we like the idea of good lie-in. Never growing old is pretty good too. Mind you, you'd miss the sunshine. But then again, we live in England, so it's swings and roundabouts. Whatever the reason, we just can't get enough of them. How else do you explain the popularity of Dr Gillian McKeith's You Are What You Eat? Indeed, it seems anything is acceptable as long you dress it in a long, black cloak, fangs and a ghostly complexion. Maybe Hillary Clinton should try it. Oh, she already has (terrible joke, we know). Anyway, hecklerspray has decided to pick through the crud to find the best Hollywood vampires - and we don't mean the studios.
