Vampires are undoubtedly the ultimate horror icons.
Throughout cinematic history, several vampires have reigned supreme as the best and most recognizable in the game.
Sarandon’s Jerry Dandrige is an icon of vampiric entertainment and queer representation.
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Indeed,Fright Nightis an underappreciated queer gemthat packs quite the punch.
Deneuve’s Miriam wasone of the first truly prominent and iconic female vampires in cinema.
However, they soon find themselves in a nightmare upon discovery that the town is infested with vampires.
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It’s thanks to him thatThe Lost Boys' version of vampires became so popular with modern audiences.
The iconicWesley Snipesplays the character as he goes on a crusade to prevent an ancient evil god from returning.
Snipes’Blade is the very definition of “badass.
Eli is a fascinating and deceptive character.
Indeed, no vampire can compete with Dracula’s overall standing.
Thus far, Orlok has appeared in three movies played by three talented and wholly unique performers.
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