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Un-Dead and Kicking since 1994! * @vampyres * Blog * Instagram Search Search * Articles * News Archive * Reviews * Comics * Movies * Search Popular Topics * Dracula * Lilith * Bram Stoker * Anne Rice * Vampire Folklore * Vlad Tepes / The Impaler * Elizabeth Bathory * Vampirism * For sale: VAMPYRES.COM VAMPYRES ONLY UN-DEAD AND KICKING SINCE 1994! Skip to content * Articles * News Archive * Reviews * Comics * Movies * Search Popular Topics * Dracula * Lilith * Bram Stoker * Anne Rice * Vampire Folklore * Vlad Tepes / The Impaler * Elizabeth Bathory * Vampirism * For sale: VAMPYRES.COM Previous PAST AND RECENT VAMPIRES AS SYMBOLS OF CHANGING SEXUAL MORES Over the centuries, the vampire has undergone radical changes. From the Count in Bram Stoker's 1897 novel to the alcoholic New Yorker Sam in the 1997 film Habit, the figure of the vampire has evolved with society. The girl went on her knees, bent over me, simply gloating. There was... Read More DARK SHADOWS : THE ORIGINAL SERIES – A SYNOPSIS Dark Shadows premiered on June 27, 1966. It was on the air through 1971 and comprised over 1200 episodes and two full length movies. While on the air the series was continually at the mercy of the ratings. As a result it constantly tested the bounds of what had been... Read More THE VAMPIRE’S DILEMMA: ANIMAL RIGHTS AND PARASITICAL NATURE Imagine that you are a twenty-five-year-old living in New Orleans, called Louis. The date is 1791. You suffer a terrible bereavement due to the untimely death of your brother -- a death for which you blame yourself. You spend nights drinking in New Orleans in a state of near despair.... Read More A PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY OF VAMPIRISM I'm one of those scientific types who don't believe in the supernatural so my first reaction was skepticism. However, because of my romantic streak, I really wanted to believe in the existence of vampires in all their supernatural glory. So I discussed this with a friend who has a degree... Read More THE DEAD MAY BRING US DEATH: VAMPIRES IN EASTERN EUROPE In modern society, vampires are relegated to an icon at Halloween, or at most, a symbol of an alternate lifestyle, which is seen as anything from a fad to a cult religion. However, during the Middle Ages, vampires were seen as a very real threat to mankind. As the werewolf... Read More VAMPIRE PHYSIOLOGY Blood has been a symbol of life since very ancient times. The blood in our veins has always been iconic of our continuing life. To lose too much blood is to lose consciousness, breath, and eventually, our very lives. If a person or animal is already dead and is cut... Read More IN THE BLOOD: WHY DO VAMPIRES STILL THRILL? "Unclean, unclean!" Mina Harker screams, gathering her bloodied nightgown around her. In Chapter 21 of Bram Stoker's "Dracula," Mina's friend John Seward, a psychiatrist in Purfleet, near London, tells how he and a colleague, warned that Mina might be in danger, broke into her bedroom one night and found her... Read More NOSFERATU: THE CLASSIC SILENT FILM A million fancies strike you when you hear the name: Nosferatu! N O S F E R A T U does not die! What do you expect of the first showing of this great work? Aren't you afraid? - Men must die. But legend has it that a vampire, Nosferatu,... Read More THE SOCIALLY SOPHISTICATED UNDEAD IN FOLKLORE The original vampires of folklore have been given some hard knocks these days in comparison to their most popular literary descendants. For example, in Anne Rice's novel, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, Louis and Claudia encounter in Eastern Europe only dim-witted, savage vampires. I agree that, in many cases from folklore,... Read More COMPARATIVE VAMPIRE MYTHOLOGY A comparison of various popular sources for vampire lore against the myths of history. Do all vampire have fangs? Can all vampires reproduce? How do the popular vampires of the 20th century live and die and hunt and feed? S. A. Rudy takes a look at five modern vampire themes.... Read More PAST AND RECENT VAMPIRES AS SYMBOLS OF CHANGING SEXUAL MORES Over the centuries, the vampire has undergone radical changes. From the Count in Bram Stoker's 1897 novel to the alcoholic New Yorker Sam in the 1997 film Habit, the figure of the vampire has evolved with society. The girl went on her knees, bent over me, simply gloating. There was... Read More DARK SHADOWS : THE ORIGINAL SERIES – A SYNOPSIS Dark Shadows premiered on June 27, 1966. It was on the air through 1971 and comprised over 1200 episodes and two full length movies. While on the air the series was continually at the mercy of the ratings. As a result it constantly tested the bounds of what had been... Read More THE VAMPIRE’S DILEMMA: ANIMAL RIGHTS AND PARASITICAL NATURE Imagine that you are a twenty-five-year-old living in New Orleans, called Louis. The date is 1791. You suffer a terrible bereavement due to the untimely death of your brother -- a death for which you blame yourself. You spend nights drinking in New Orleans in a state of near despair.... Read More A PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY OF VAMPIRISM I'm one of those scientific types who don't believe in the supernatural so my first reaction was skepticism. However, because of my romantic streak, I really wanted to believe in the existence of vampires in all their supernatural glory. So I discussed this with a friend who has a degree... Read More THE DEAD MAY BRING US DEATH: VAMPIRES IN EASTERN EUROPE In modern society, vampires are relegated to an icon at Halloween, or at most, a symbol of an alternate lifestyle, which is seen as anything from a fad to a cult religion. However, during the Middle Ages, vampires were seen as a very real threat to mankind. As the werewolf... Read More VAMPIRE PHYSIOLOGY Blood has been a symbol of life since very ancient times. The blood in our veins has always been iconic of our continuing life. To lose too much blood is to lose consciousness, breath, and eventually, our very lives. If a person or animal is already dead and is cut... Read More IN THE BLOOD: WHY DO VAMPIRES STILL THRILL? "Unclean, unclean!" Mina Harker screams, gathering her bloodied nightgown around her. In Chapter 21 of Bram Stoker's "Dracula," Mina's friend John Seward, a psychiatrist in Purfleet, near London, tells how he and a colleague, warned that Mina might be in danger, broke into her bedroom one night and found her... Read More NOSFERATU: THE CLASSIC SILENT FILM A million fancies strike you when you hear the name: Nosferatu! N O S F E R A T U does not die! What do you expect of the first showing of this great work? Aren't you afraid? - Men must die. But legend has it that a vampire, Nosferatu,... Read More THE SOCIALLY SOPHISTICATED UNDEAD IN FOLKLORE The original vampires of folklore have been given some hard knocks these days in comparison to their most popular literary descendants. For example, in Anne Rice's novel, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, Louis and Claudia encounter in Eastern Europe only dim-witted, savage vampires. I agree that, in many cases from folklore,... Read More COMPARATIVE VAMPIRE MYTHOLOGY A comparison of various popular sources for vampire lore against the myths of history. Do all vampire have fangs? Can all vampires reproduce? How do the popular vampires of the 20th century live and die and hunt and feed? S. A. Rudy takes a look at five modern vampire themes.... Read More PAST AND RECENT VAMPIRES AS SYMBOLS OF CHANGING SEXUAL MORES Over the centuries, the vampire has undergone radical changes. From the Count in Bram Stoker's 1897 novel to the alcoholic New Yorker Sam in the 1997 film Habit, the figure of the vampire has evolved with society. The girl went on her knees, bent over me, simply gloating. There was... Read More Next * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 * 6 * 7 * 8 * 9 * 10 VAMPYRES ONLY: THE FIRST VAMPIRE WEBSITE VO launched in September, 1994, and was created to showcase my love of the bloodsucking undead--which back then was primarily limited to Anne Rice's novels, and Hammer horror films. Digital content of, well, practically anything was hard to come by, but after a thorough search of other (scant) horror websites, anonymous FTP sites & dial-up bulletin boards (anyone remember those?), I was able to cull together enough pictures and text to launch ... Read More VO ARTICLES * Mirrors in Vampire Folklore It has become a common belief that vampires cast no reflection. Supposedly the vampire, since he is a damned creature, has no soul and thus does not appear in mirrors. … * Comparative Vampire Mythology A comparison of various popular sources for vampire lore against the myths of history. Do all vampire have fangs? Can all vampires reproduce? How do the popular vampires of the... … * Prince Dracula The following text is a translation of one of the oldest surviving versions of the story of Vlad III, Prince of Wallachia -- known to his friends as Vlad the … * Vampire Creation Myths Where do vampires come from? In my studies, I have found three possible origin myths for the vampires. Cain and Lilith: This myth begins at the very creation of man. … * In the Blood: Why Do Vampires Still Thrill? “Unclean, unclean!” Mina Harker screams, gathering her bloodied nightgown around her. In Chapter 21 of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” Mina’s friend John Seward, a psychiatrist in Purfleet, near London, tells how... … * Vampire Evolution The modern idea of the vampire is open to many different possibilities. What defines a vampire? And where did these traits come from? Certain ideas about the vampire are now … * Vampires Are Author’s Lifeblood Ever dream of seeing your name - or a friend's - immortalized in a published book? Brighton Township author Colleen Gleason might be able to help you achieve your dream. … * Budapest Travel Guide "Budapest seems a wonderful place... The impression I had was that we were leaving the West and entering the East." So begins Bram Stoker's Dracula, written in a time when … VO NEWS ARCHIVE * Vampire series ‘True Blood’ debuts Sept. 7 July 7, 2008 (Starpulse) -- In the not-too-distant future, vampires have come out of the coffin. Thanks to the invention of mass-produced synthetic blood, vampires no longer need humans for their fix and can walk … * Aida Young, producer, dead at 87 August 12, 2007 (London) -- Aida Young, producer of Dracula Has Risen from the Grave, Taste the Blood of Dracula and Scars of Dracula (each starring Christopher Lee in the title role) has died. * Real-life ‘Twilight’ saga: Teens sucking each other’s blood Inspired by the "Twilight" series and heartthrob vampire Edward Cullen's chilly charms, teens are taking their love nips a little too far, MSNBC reports, biting each other -- hard -- and then licking the blood."These … * Robert Quarry dies at 83 Robert Quarry, who starred as one of the great screen vampires in Count Yorga, Vampire in 1970 and The Return of Count Yorga the following year, died on Friday February 20 2009 at * The Words on Nelly’s Tombstone January 13, 1994 (Yankee Magazine) - The villagers of Exeter, Rhode Island, knew that farmer George Brown had a problem. First, in 1883 his wife, Mary, succumbed to a mysterious illness. Six months later, his … * Vampire blamed for disemboweled livestock July 1, 2008 (MinaNews / Kidapawan City) -- Was it an aswang (the Filipino’s version of a vampire) that killed sheep and goats in barangay Lower Manongol here? On Sunday, three goats owned by Cielo … * Miss Toronto Tourism not welcoming Wiccans January 27, 2008 (Torontoist) -- Say, who's that dude with the pitchfork selecting the next queen of Toronto's tourism industry? Hmmm, could it be...SATAN?!!! It seems that a Toronto woman was invited to judge a … * ‘Twilight’ reality show being pitched to networks Yep, you heard right -- a producer in California wants to sell a television network on a reality show involving people who live in places mentioned in the Twilight series of novels: the Forks, Port … VO MOVIE DB Dracula (1992) REVIEW ARCHIVE * Rosario + Vampire Season II Volume 5 [Graphic Novel] * Blood Worship [Book] * Wicked Game [Book] * Blood Rites [Book] * Vampire Memoirs, The [Book] VO COMIC DB RENFIELD RECOMMENDS BLOODY GOOD STUFF Un-Dead TV: The Ultimate Guide to Vampire Television By Middleton, Brad, Melton, J. Gordon… $33.00 Ads by Amazon MY BLOODY OBSESSION Sign up to receive updates from Brad Middleton's blog (emailed a couple times a month) First Name Last Name Email address: Leave this field empty if you're human: * @vampyres * Blog * Instagram Search for: Search NEWS ARCHIVE * Hunt for ‘Dracula’ thieves * Lost in Transylvania * ‘Twilight’ manhwa on the way * Vamps movie starring Alicia Silverstone to begin filming in April * FearNet will walk ‘Dark Path’ META * Log in * Entries feed * Comments feed * WordPress.org MORE ARTICLES! * Prince Dracula * Powers and Limitations of Vampires * An Essay on Vampire Biology * The Socially Sophisticated Undead in Folklore * Interview with Raven Starr MORE NEWS! * Teenage ‘vampire’ victim recounts attack * Madonna’s ‘New Moon’ appearance rumour slammed * Hollywood awakens Faulkner’s vampire story * ‘Dracula bandit’ gets 20-year term * Vampire Sleuth Stakes Out Rhode Island Bloodsuckers MORE REVIEWS! * Vampire Knight Vol. 3 * Dracula: Prince of Many Faces * Nightshade * Quotable Vampire, The * Reading the Vampire Slayer and Fighting the Forces META * Log in * Entries feed * Comments feed * WordPress.org -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- © 1994-2022 Brad Middleton / Sinistral Media Theme VioMag by GalussoThemes | Powered by WordPress Share Tweet Email