THE LAST MAN ON EARTH
This 1964 film has been accorded classic status, presumably due to many viewers’ nostalgic memories of seeing it as a child, or maybe just because it’s old
TWO ORPHAN VAMPIRES
This, the late Jean Rollin’s “triumphant return” to the type of seventies-era vampire cinema that made his name, appeared in 1997. It’s hardly triumphant
TROUBLE EVERY DAY
From France , a sexy, gruesome, wildly unconventional vampire movie
THIRST (1980)
This Australian vampire thriller from the late seventies is an above average example of its type
TALES OF THE THIRD DIMENSION
An eighties horror anthology narrated by a skeleton and originally released in 3-D
DRACULA SUCKS
Here’s something I’m sure we’ve all been waiting for: a DRACULA porno!
PSYCHEDELIC SEX VAMPIRES: JEAN ROLLIN CINEMA
In the absence of a comprehensive English language book (as of 2012, at least) on the French filmmaker Jean Rollin, this lavishly illustrated trifle will have to do
DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS
One of the great vampire films, a dreamy, seductive evocation of undead sensuality
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (Film)
The big budget 1994 movie adaptation of Anne Rice’s classic novel. It’s a handsomely mounted film to be sure, but also a dull and uninvolving one
IMMORTALITY
An interesting British made take on vampirism, with an impressive Jude Law as a suave bloodsucker on the hunt for a romantic partner