Our new buddies over at Artsploitation Films wanted put some bite into 31 Nights Of Terror. Believe me when I tell you they went right for the jugular by giving us 2 copies of Vampyres on DVD to give to a couple of lucky winners here at Upcomingdiscs. It’s a little bit like the 1974 cult classic but with a few wicked modern edges. This one is not for the kiddies as it contains plenty of blood and some killer female vampires wearing only that blood. The disc includes an interview with star Caroline Munro.
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Contest is now closed Winner is Leslie Davis
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Ronald Oliver
10/05/2016 @ 5:58 pm
The best vampire film ever made was the Universal Studios Classic, ‘Dracula'(1931) starring Bela Lugosi!
Deb Philippon
10/05/2016 @ 9:53 pm
I certainly agree that the 1931 Dracula was the classic that all vampire films will be held up against.
But I have to admit that I love Let the Right One In – Norwegian version.
Jason Fiske
10/06/2016 @ 8:39 am
The Lost Boys….remember that one from my teen years.
Lynda Larsen-Baldry
10/06/2016 @ 10:12 am
The best vampire film ever made was Interview With The Vampire
I especially loved the cast of Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise and Christian Slater
It is a hard choice as there are many to chose from as I love Vampire movies
Jim Gardner
10/07/2016 @ 4:27 pm
i love the underworld series
Daniel M
10/07/2016 @ 8:34 pm
blade
Leslie Davis
10/20/2016 @ 10:29 am
the 1931 Dracula
Anita E
10/20/2016 @ 2:46 pm
The Hunger (RIP David Bowie)
Eric Voelker
10/28/2016 @ 1:38 pm
Nosferatu (1922)
Vicki Wurgler
11/07/2016 @ 11:01 am
best would be The Lost Boys