Best Vampire Film ever made

John Carpenter's Vampires (1998)

Interview with a Vampire deserves an honorable mention, Tom Cruise at the top of his game.

Dracula (1931), proof that you can produce a timeless classic with virtually no special effects. Plus, I've always really liked the character of Abraham Van Helsing.

I'm still kind of disappointed that many Westerners still can't separate the mythical Dracula from the historical Vlad Dracula.

Vlad Tepes did nothing wrong.

In "backward post-communist" countries like Romania & Serbia you will more than likely be beaten to death for vandalizing monuments of nationalist heros. Food for thought

Is that the great Vladimir? The one who halted the muslim advance in his country?

He is still very much celebrated in Romania, even under Soviet occupation the ruling Communist Party had a paramilitary wing called "The Vlad Tepes League."

Fascinating i didnt know this. More we know the more power to us.

Since archive.org is currently down, I'm probably going to upload the entire 3 hour FTN deep-dive about our nnnnguy Vlad for all hallows' eve. 🇷🇴 🐉