Our very good friends over at Synapse have given us a diabolically wonderful prize for all of you horror fans out there. They’ve given us 2 copiies of Hammer’s classic Vampire Circus high definition Blu-ray to give away. With Hammer’s triumphant return this year in the release of Let Me In, here’s your chance to relive some of the glory days. This release is loaded with incredible extras. To win a copy of this exciting vintage horror masterpiece, follow these instructions.
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My favorite vampire movie is Blade
Blade and the Twilight series
Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994)
Twilight
Twilight!
The Twi-light series
Twilight because of the romance interest
Blade; Wesley Snipes rocks.
twilight
interview with a vampire because it was my first vampire movie..
Twilight
Underworld Trilogy. I would have to say because of Michael Sheen as Lucius.
blade because snipes totally kicks arse in it (them)
Blade
Near Dark. A nice, simple low key nailbiter. Highly recommended!
Interview With the Vampire because you can’t help but relate to them even though they kill people
Blade….My first Vampire movie that I liked. And he kicked butt.
Lost Boys…movie of my youth.
original Vampire with James wood in
liked near dark as well as the lost boys
can’t believe how many people consider Twilight as vampire
Blade….Wesley Snipes is fantastic.
Underworld!
anything Twilight for sure
Blade
Nosferatu (1922) — While tame by today’s vampire movies, you can see its impact on practically every other vampire film
Dracula (1931), with Bela Lugosi starring as Dracula, because it is a classic vampire film
Let The Right One In, because it took the vampire genre and turned it on its head, and it was one of the best horror films of the last 15 years.
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Horror of Dracula with Christopher Lee as Dracula…mostly because my two favorite actors are in this one…Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing
Dracula (1931), it is a classic vampire film.
Dracula
Dracula (1931) starring Béla Lugosi as Count Dracula because it was more faithful to Bram Stoker’s work than later versions.
Dracula: Dead and Loving It. Mel Brooks and Leslie Nielsen? What’s not to like?
Dracula (1931), because it’s a classic.
Blade…Wesley Snipes is great!
Fright Night… for the era, the best special effects!
My fave would have to be Dracula – the original film, because it’s hilarious!