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Format | Region

Title | Description

Videohound/ Illustrated Movie Guide Rating*

My Rating

Order Code

Status

DVD | R0

A Danca Dos Vampires (1967)

A Roman Polanski film aka The Fearless Vampire Killers or Pardon Me, But Your Teeth Are In My Neck! A comedy that unfortunately only got a couple of laughs from me - once when the camp son of Count Krolock went to take a chunk out of Alfred (Polanski) but got a book shoved in his mouth instead, and second when the hunchback went James Bond styley down the snowy mountain in a coffin! The Count's castle and surrounding location are quite fab, as is the look of the film, but the real standout point is the stunning Sharon Tate (and her red dress), unfortunately she's shown too little to make it worth watching often. This was apparently Ms Tate's last film before dying at the hands of Charles Manson although there are films released after this according to the Internet Movie Database. The pace is slow and the bungling by the Professor and his sidekick just plain irritating. Colour/110 min/not rated.

3/4 Bones

4/5 Bats

2/5

C6020

Undecided

DVD | R

A polish vampire in burbank (1985)

Writer, producer and director Pirro was forced to star as Dupah, a polish vampire who has never bitten anyone, after Eddie Deezen (Eugene in Grease) quit the role. Kicked out of his castle in the Burbank hills by his father, he sets out to find his own victim and ends up with the girl of his dreams (the stunning Lori Sutton). This comedy was the first film shot in Super-8mm format to be shown on a national cable network, and ended up grossing over $500,000 on video. The film only cost about $1500 to make, and none of actors got paid much if at all, which gets my respect when you consider that the film was mostly shot at night between 12-4 am, and they probably would have had to have other jobs on the go as well. A real labour of love, and reasonably amusing - special features were interesting too. Colour/84 min/not rated.

1.5/5 Bones

1/5 Bats

2/5

1077

Ebay

DVD | R1

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
Universal's last outing for all its classic monsters. Bud and Lou team up with Chaney Jr's hero/Wolf Man to stop Dracula and a mad female scientist (Lenore Aubert) from transplanting Lou's brain into the Frankenstein monster. This was Bela Lugosi's second (and last) time he officially portrayed the Count on screen. I love the look and feel of this film, and the female actresses add class and glamour... the monsters are fab, but Abbott and Costello are just not funny - take them out, and the 'comedy' element and you'd have a brilliant film. B&W/83 min/not rated.

3/5 Bones

4.5/5 Bats

3/5

20572

Mine

VHS

Addams Family Reunion

DVD | R0

Alien Blood Director's Cut (1999)
In parts there's very little script, in others too much of the wrong kind. The acting and special defects are bad, but this is a Troma film so expect nothing else! Colour/80 mins/18 certificate.

2.5/5 Bones

2.5/5 Bats

1/5

Sold

DVD | R0

Alucarda Special Edition (1978)
Aka Sisters Of Satan / Innocents From Hell. Justine is sent to a monastery and quickly succumbs to the evil influence of Alucarda. This leads to them drinking each other's blood, biting other nuns on the neck, participating in a black magic orgy with a goat-headed demon and Justine rising naked from a blood-filled coffin. A bit too much of the occult for my liking and not enough of the vamps. Quite disturbing. Colour/85 min/R rated.

2.5/5 Bones

2.5/5 Bats

2/5

Sold

DVD | R0

American Vampire (1997)
Frankie's parents leave to Europe for the summer, and vampires decide to hang out at his house. A slow moving film, with few highlights - Carmen Electra adds some glamour, and Adam West as The Big Kahuna, some comedy, but let's face it neither of them are going to set the world alight with their acting ability! Colour.

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not listed

2/5

YPD-1059

Ebay

VHS

Angel Season 1.21

VHS

Angel Season 1.22

VHS

Angel Season 1.23

DVD | R0

Angel Of The Night (1998)
I liked the outline of the story... Rebecca has inherited her grandmother's gothic mansion and brings both her best friend and her boyfriend for a weekend. While exploring the crypts they discover an old dusty book, which describes the life of a vampire. As the story unfolds, it becomes apparent that the vampire was Rebecca's great grandfather, Rico. Later that night Rebecca finds herself in a trance, reciting an occult ritual described in the book resulting in the opening of the coffin and new life for Rico. The film is laughable in many places, and could have moved along nicely without the boyfriend, who is an arse, and the best friend, who is a bitch... watch out for the priest (Hector Vega Mauricio) - if all priests looked like him churches would be filled every day with women of all ages! Colour/R rated.

not listed

not listed

2/5

50034

Ebay

DVD

Are You Afraid Of The Dark Vol 1-9

DVD

Atom Age Vampire | Bloodlust

VHS

Bandu Darwaza

VHS

Banglow No 666

DVD | R0

Barry McKenzie Holds His Own (1974)
Erich Count Plasma kidnaps Barry's aunt Edna, who he believes is the Queen of England, so that she can promote the Transylvanian tourist industry. A very bad taste 'comedy' with copious vomiting and beer swilling with lots of jokes at the Pomme's expense... you will need the subtitles to understand most of it. Saving grace is again, the glamorous female vampire! Colour/93 mins/M rating.

1.5/5 Bones

1.5/5 Bats

1/5

DAVID
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Ebay

VHS

Beverly Hills Vamp

DVD | R1

Billy The Kid Versus Dracula (1966)
The Count poses as the uncle of ranch owner Betty with intent to turn her into his mate. John Carradine is good, but a bit OTT with all the trance/staring and strange lighting. Whilst I'm not usually a fan of westerns, I liked Billy the Kid and Betty, and the Dr is good for unexpected comedy - no education, picked up a few tricks of the trade from her husband (the town's real doctor before he died), and just happens to have a book with information on vampires in her collection, and knows just which page to turn to when needed! The bat is a bit poor, but this was 1966! Colour/73 mins/not rated.

1/5 Bones

1.5/5 Bats

2/5

02-002

Ebay

DVD | R0

Black Sabbath (1963)
A Mario Bava film, originally called The Three Faces Of Fear. Comprised of three separate horror stories - in one a beautiful woman is terrorised by calls from an ex-lover who has escaped prison for the pleasure of killing her; another is about a father who returns home after ridding the countryside of a vampire, but his family suspect he's been turned into one himself (stars Boris Karloff); the third is about a nurse haunted after stealing a ring from the finger of a dead medium. Well scripted and filmed pieces... definitely worth keeping an eye out for further Mario Bava films. Colour/92 mins/not rated.

4/5 Bones

3/5 Bats

3/5

ID5941AO

DVD

Keep

DVD | R0

Black Sunday (1960)
Aka The Mask Of Satan. In 17th Century Moldavia, the evil Princess Asa (Barbara Steele) is condemned to death for witchcraft and vampirism. Two hundred years later, two doctors discover her crypt and accidentally set her resurrection in motion. To survive Asa must vampirise her ancestor Princess Katia (also played by Barbara Steele). I've read that everyone should aim to watch the uncut Mask Of Satan rather than the censored Black Sunday, but until then this version will most definitely do... a horror classic. B&W/87 mins/not rated.

4/5 Bones

5/5 Bats

4/5

ID5942AO

DVD

Keep

DVD | R1

Blacula (1972 w/s)
African prince Mamuwalde pays a visit to Count Dracula in Transylvania, seeking his support in ending the slave trade. Instead the Count transforms him into a vampire. Released from his coffin nearly two centuries later Mamuwalde emerges as "Blacula" and seeks the reincarnation of his dead wife. A Soul Cinema film... very 70's (not a decade I admire)! Colour/93 mins/PG rating.

3/5 Bones

2.5/5 Bats

2/5

1005919

Ebay

DVD | R1

Scream Blacula Scream (1973 w/s)
The sequel to Blacula. A son of a late high voodoo priestess, seeks revenge on the cultists who have chosen his foster sister Lisa (Pam Grier) as their new leader. He unwittingly resurrects Blacula, and sets about getting Lisa to cure his blood-drinking affliction. Colour/96 mins/PG rating.

2/5 Bones

2/5 Bats

2/5

1005990

Ebay

DVD

Blade

DVD

Blade II

DVD

Blade Trinity

DVD | R0

blood beast terror (1967)
Aka The Vampire Beast/The Vampire-Beast Craves Blood/Deathshead Vampire. As Peter Cushing was in this film, I had high expectations but I later found out he felt it was the worst movie he ever made! Cushing plays a nineteenth century police inspector investigating a series of bizarre deaths. Paul, my partner, has a phobia about moths, but I don't think even he would be frightened by the giant blood-sucking moths in this film! Colour/80 mins/not rated.

1/5 Bones

2/5 Bats

2/5

ID5888EU DVD

Ebay

DVD | R0

VHS

Blood For Dracula (1974)

The Count searches Catholic Italy for "wirgin's" (that's virgin's) blood and encounters a family with four daughters who claim to be good pure girls, but in reality all but one of them has been sleeping with the gardener (who reminds me of Vanilla Ice!). Dracula throws up every time he encounters tainted blood and thereby discovers the family have been less than truthful. I wanted to like Udo Kier, he has a great look for a vampire, unfortunately any good acting is hidden very very deep in this film. Colour/93 mins/not rated.

3/5 Bones

2/5 Bats

2/5

CC1547D

Ebay

Charity

VHS

Blood Love

DVD | R0

Blood Of Dracula (1957) - (imdb show the wrong cover for this film as it didn't star Christopher Lee)

A tenuous connection with Dracula - a teacher abuses her position (no surprise there) by turning a pupil into a vampire using hypnosis and a strange amulet from Transylvania, all to prove a theory about human power being more potent than atomic! Advertising makes the vampire much better looking than the Eddy Munster version that appears in the film. DVD includes some interesting trailers, an interview with Samuel Arkoff, who produced a lot of films aimed at the teenage market, and a great collectors postcard series of artwork from other Arkoff films. Strapline is "will give you nightmares forever"... that is so not true, real life gives me more than this film ever will... in fact I think I've forgotten it already!

2/5 Bones

2/5 Bats

2/5

DVDUK

027D

Ebay

DVD

Blood Of The Vampire

DVD

Bloodlust | Atom Age Vampire

DVD | R0

The Blood Spattered Bride (1972)

Based on Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla, which I have yet to read and so cannot compare, but I suspect this falls far from the original plot. Alexandra Bastedo as the lesbian vampire, Maribel Martin as the prudish bride, and Maria-Rosa Rodriguez as the creepy 12 year old all put in strong performances. The men's performances are very dated and quite forgettable... maybe it's because the women are naked a lot you remember them more but I truly do believe their talents extended beyond gratuitous nudity!

2.5/5 Bones

2/5 Bats

2.5/5

DV11115

Ebay

DVD

Blood Suckers | Blood Thirst Special Edition

DVD

Blood Thirst Special Edition | Blood Suckers

DVD

Blood Ties

DVD

Bring Me The Vampire

VHS

Buck Rogers In The 25th Century - Space Vampire / Planet Of The Amazon Women / Happy Birthday Buck

DVD

Buffy Season 4

VHS

Bunnicula The Vampire Rabbit | The Incredible Detectives

DVD

Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter

DVD

Castle Of The Walking Dead

DVD

Cave Of The Living Dead

DVD

Central Park Drifter

DVD

Children Of The Night

DVD

Chillers

DVD

Club Vampire

DVD

Condemned To Live

VHS

Count Dracula (Bram Stoker)

DVD

Count Dracula (BBC)

DVD

Countess Dracula | Vampire Lovers

DVD

Count Yorga Vampire | The Return Of Count Yorga

DVD

Cremains

DVD

Crypt Of Horror

Aka Terror In The Crypt

DVD

Cryptz

VHS

Curse Of The Undead

DVD

Curse Of The Vampires

DVD

Curse Of The Vampyr

DVD

Cyber City Dead Data One V1-3

DVD

Darkness

DVD

Dark Craving

DVD | R0

Daughters Of Darkness (1971)

Aka Children Of The Night / Blut On Den Lippen / The Promise Of Red Lips / Le Rouge Aux Levres. Newlyweds stay at an out-of-season hotel in Ostend and are seduced by Countess Bathory and her companion/lover. Stars Delphine Seyrig as stunning thirties-looking Countess Bathory. Colour/100 min/not rated.

4/4 Bones

4/5 Bats

3/5

DV10494

Mine

DVD

Dead Men Walk

DVD

Deathdream

Aka Dead Of Night

VHS

Demon Cop

DVD

Demon Under Glass

VHS

Devils Of Darkness

DVD

Doctor Dracula

VHS

Doctor Who - The Chase

VHS

Doctor Who - The Stones Of Blood

VHS

Docteur Petiot

VHS

Dracula (1931)

VHR1965

DVD | R1

DVD | R1

Dracula W/S (1979)

The 15th remake according to Videohound so obviously a must to stay in the collection, but maybe not one I'll watch that often. Nice to have a good budget and well-known talented actors, but pales in comparison to the 1992 version. Like Sean Connery, Frank Langella is much better looking as an older man, but I'd still rather watch Gary Oldman in this role. Colour/110 min/not rated.

4/4 Bones

2.5/5 Bats

3/5

21238

ID4277US DVD

Mine

Dracula | The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde

VHS

Dracula (1992)

DVD

Dracula | House Of Dracula Collector's Edition

DVD | R2

Dracula 2001

A Wes Craven film, aka Dracula 2000 in the USA... no idea why, I can only assume it was due to release dates or copyright/licensing. Good story/script, good actors - especially liked Gerard Butler as Dracula (nice coat btw), good soundtrack, lovely weapons... definitely one to keep. I found Marcus (Omar Epps) and Lucy (Colleen Fitzpatrick) a tad annoying at times, but you can't have everything! Colour/85 min/15 certificate.

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4/5

Z1

D888420

Mine

DVD

Dracula 3000

DVD

Dracula & Son

DVD

Dracula Dead & Loving It

DVD

Dracula Has Risen From The Grave

DVD

Dracula Prince Of Darkness

DVD

Dracula Prisoner of Frankenstein

DVD

Dracula Rising

VHS

Dracula Sucks

DVD

Dracula The Dark Prince

DVD

Dracula The Dirty Old Man | Guess What Happened To Count Dracula

DVD

Dracula vs Frankenstein

DVD

Dracula's Curse

DVD | R1

Dracula's Daughter (1936) | son of dracula (see below)

Universal's sequel to the 1931 Dracula, and I can't decide if it shares equal standing or exceeds it. Gloria Holden plays Countess Maria Zaleska, the first female vampire in a movie. Van Helsing is arrested for killing Dracula and the Countess steals and burns Dracula's body in the hope that it was free her from her vampiric heritage. The Countess (who reminds me of my best friend stealth-bunny btw) is fabulous, and so are her outfits. A must have for any collection in my humble opinion. B&W/71 min/not rated.

4/4 Bones

2.5/5 Bats

4/5

21398

Definitely Mine

DVD

Dracula's Great Love

DVD

Drawing Blood

DVD

Dr Terror's House Of Horrors

DVD

Elvira Mistress Of The Dark

DVD

Elvira's Haunted Hills

VHS

Embrace Of The Vampire

VHS

Entity Force

Aka The Dark Night

DVD

Eternal Blood (Sangre Eterna)

DVD

Fangs Of The Living Dead

DVD

Female Vampire

DVD

Fiancee Of Dracula

VHS

(The) Flintstones Meet Rockula & Frankenstone

DVD

Forsaken

DVD

From Dusk Till Dawn

DVD

From Dusk Till Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money

DVD

From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter

DVD

Ganja & Hess

DVD

Geek Maggot Bingo

DVD

Gothic

DVD

Grave Of The Vampire

VHS

Graveyard Shift

VHS

Groovie Goolies

VHS

Groovie Goolies Volume 2

DVD

Guess What Happened To Count Dracula | Dracula The Dirty Old Man

DVD

Frost - Portrait Of A Vampire

DVD

Habit

DVD

Hallow's End

DVD

Hollywood Vampyr

DVD

House Of Dracula | Dracula Collector's Edition

VHS

I Bought A Vampire Motocycle

VHS

I Married A Vampire

DVD

Il Vampiro Dell'isola

DVD

Immortal

DVD

Immortality

DVD

Incubus

VHS

Interview With The Vampire

DVD

Invasion Of The Blood Farmers

DVD

Ivampiri

DVD

Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter

DVD

Killer Barby's

DVD

Kiss Of The Vampire

VHS

Kuroneko

VHS

La Vampire Nue

DVD

Lemora

VHS

Little Dracula's Video With A Bite

VHS

Little Dracula's Video Full Of Frightful Surprises

DVD

Lord Of The Vampires

VHS

Love At First Bite

VHS

Love Bites

DVD

Lust For A Vampire

VHS

Mad Mad Mad Monsters

VHS

Magic Cop

VHS

Mama Dracula

VHS

The New Adventures Of Mighty Mouse - Cats & Robbers | Catula

VHS

Masquerade

DVD

Midnight Kiss

DVD

Midnight Mass

DVD

Modern Vampires

VHS

Mom

DVD

Moonchild

DVD

Mr Vampire

DVD

Mr Vampire II

VHS

My Grandad Is A Vampire

DVD

My Son The Vampire

DVD | R1

Nadja (1994)

A David Lynch film and therefore arty and bizarre. At times the black-and-white footage works well and there are snippets of some really nice imagery, but I didn't like the whole film being void of colour. Videohound states that this 'emphasizes the dark world in which vampires operate' but I prefer the Interview With The Vampire imagery of it heightening the senses and that just doesn't work with this medium, you also miss the red of the blood which I enjoy... maybe a black-and-white film where the only colour is the blood would work? The Portishead songs fit well with Nadja's character and made me want to dig out their albums as I haven't listened to them for a while. Peter Fonda as Van Helsing is quite mad and reminded me of Sexy Goldfish! B&W/92 min/R rating.

2.5/4 Bones

not listed

2/5

DVD70033

Undecided

DVD

New Mr Vampire

DVD

Night Hunter

DVD

Nightmare In Blood

DVD

Nightwalker Eternal Darkness

DVD

Nightwalker Midnight Detective

DVD

Nite Owl

DVD

Nomads

DVD

Nosferatu The First Vampire

DVD

Nosferatu - A Gothic Industrial Mix

DVD

Nosferatu In Venice

DVD

Not Of This Earth

DVD

Orgy Of The Dead

VHS

Outback Vampires

VHS

Out For Blood

VHS

Pale Blood

DVD

Plan 9 From Outer Space

VHS

Predators Of The Wild

DVD

Project Vampire

VHS

Quacula Haunted House

DVD

Queen Of Blood

DVD

Queen Of The Damned

DVD

Queen Of The Vampires

VHS

Razor Blade Smile

DVD

Realms Of Blood

DVD

Redemption: Fascination

DVD

Redemption: Lips Of Blood

DVD

Redemption: Requiem For A Vampire

DVD

Redemption: The Living Dead Girl

DVD

Redemption: The Rape Of The Vampire

DVD

Redemption: The Shiver Of The Vampires

DVD

Reign In Darkness

DVD

Return Of Dracula

DVD

Rockabilly Vampire

VHS

Salem's Lot

VHS

A Return To Salem's Lot

DVD

Santo En El Tesoro De Dracula

DVD

Saturday The 14th

DVD

Saturday The 14th Strikes Back

DVD

Scars Of Dracula

VHS

Serpent's Lair

VHS

Sesame Street: Elmo Says Boo | Kid's Favourite Songs

VHS

Sesame Street: Learn To Count

DVD

Shadow Of The Vampire

DVD

Shadowzone The Undead Express

DVD

She Lives By Night

DVD

Sherlock Holmes: The Case Of The Whitechapel Vampire et al

DVD

Sherlock Holmes: The Last Vampire

DVD

Shower Of Blood

DVD

Sleepless Nights

DVD

Son Of Darkness: To Die For II

DVD | R1

Son Of Dracula (1943) | dracula's daughter (see above)

tbc. B&W/82 min/not rated.

3/4 Bones

3.5/5 Bats

21398

VHS

Space Precinct: The Snake | Predator & Prey

VHS

Spiderman Neogenic Nightmare

DVD

Strange Things Happen At Sundown

DVD

Tainted | Sucker The Vampire | Rockabilly Vampire

DVD

Taste The Blood Of Dracula

DVD

Teenage Space Vampires

VHS

Teen Vamp

DVD

Tenderness Of The Wolves

VHS

The Addams Family 1 & 2

VHS

The Addams Family 3 & 4

VHS

The Addams Family 5 & 6

VHS

The Addams Family 7

VHS

The Addiction

VHS

The Adventures Of Young Indiana Jones: Masks Of Evil

DVD

The Blood Beast Terrors

DVD

The Blood Drinkers

DVD

The Blood Splattered Bride

DVD

The Body Beneath

DVD

The Brides Wore Blood

DVD

The Corpse Vanishes

DVD

The Creeps

DVD

The Deathmaster

DVD

The Devil Bat | The Last Man On Earth | The Satanic Rites Of Dracula

DVD

The Dracula Saga

VHS

The Jitters

VHS

The Horrible Sexy Vampire

DVD

The House That Dripped Blood

DVD

The Hunger

DVD

The Ironbound Vampire

DVD

The Lair Of The White Worm

DVD

The Kiss

DVD

The Legend Of The 7 Golden Vampires

DVD

The Living Corpse

DVD

The Lost Boys

VHS

The Lost Platoon

VHS

The Magic Christian

DVD

The Midnight Hour

DVD

The Monster Club

VHS

The Monster Squad

DVD

The Most Danger Game | The Vampire Bat

DVD

The Oblong Box | Scream & Scream Again

DVD

The Playgirls & The Vampire

DVD

The Return Of Doctor X

DVD

The Return Of The Vampire

DVD

The Satanic Rites Of Dracula

VHS

The Terror Of Doctor Hitchcock

DVD

The Thing From Another World

DVD

The Thirsty Dead | The Swamp Of The Ravens

DVD

The Vampire

DVD

The Vampire Happening

VHS

The Vampyr

DVD

The Velvet Vampire

DVD

The Vineyard

DVD

The Werewolf vs Vampire Woman / Screaming Skull

DVD

The World Of Vampires

VHS

The X Files Season 2 Ltd Edition 1-5

DVD

Thirst

VHS

To Die For (1988)

Brendan Hughes is the only excuse I have for enjoying this film so much. Whilst initially I thought him wimpy, there's something intriguing about him that helps you to see past the 80's-ness of the film and the awful special effects (or defects as Paul calls them). I want to see more of Mr Hughes, and although not in the sequel, Son Of Darkness To Die For II, Michael Praed is, so I want to see that too. Colour/88 min/18 certificate.

3/4 Bones

2/5 Bats

3/5

ACDV1001

Mine

DVD

Tombs Of The Blind Dead | Return Of The Blind Dead

DVD

Track Of The Vampire | Nightmare Castle

DVD

Transylvania 6-5000

DVD

Transylvania Twist

VHS

Twice Bitten

DVD

Twins Of Evil

DVD

Two Orphan Vampires

DVD

Underworld

VHS

Universal Horror

DVD

Valerie & Her Week Of Wonders

DVD

Vamp

VHS

Vampira

VHS

Vampire At Midnight

DVD

Vampire Circus

DVD

Vampire Effect

DVD

Vampire Hunters

VHS

Vampire Hunter D

DVD

Vampire Hookers

DVD

Vampire In Brooklyn

DVD

Vampire Junction

DVD

Vampire Killer: Addicted To Murder 3 - Bloodlust

VHS

Vampire Knights

DVD

Vampire Lovers | Countess Dracula

DVD

Vampire Resurrection

DVD

Vampire Sisters

DVD

Vampire Vixens From Venus

DVD | R0

Vampirella (1996)
I'm amazed Talisa Soto accepted this film after becoming known in Licence To Kill (her second film), she outshines everyone else and show's up Roger Daltrey who had many more parts under his belt at this stage. It's a bit cheesy, but wets my appetite for the comic that it came from. Colour/85 mins/R rating.

3/5 Bones

not listed

3/5

NH20660 D

Undecided

DVD | R0

Vampires (From The Hunger Collection With Terence Stamp) (2000)

Produced by Tony Scott (Top Gun) and Ridley Scott (Alien) I had high expectations about this DVD... always a bad sign! Short stories have never really grabbed me - too short to really understand everything that's going on with little character/plot development. There are four short stories on this DVD, interspersed with Terence Stamp driveling some 'intellectual', 'insightful' and 'thought-provoking' twaddle. The second story was vaguely amusing - Camilla had possibilities for an interesting story-line but you're shown her new recruits story instead! Best bit was when he tried to pick up a man in a woman's body so he could lose his virginity, and found out just how hard it is for anyone to walk in high heels and look cool! I have seen trailers for other stories from this series that look more promising, so I'll persevere. Colour.

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not listed

2/5

YPD-1030

Sold

DVD

Vampires

John Carpenter.

DVD

Vampires: Los Muertos

John Carpenter.

DVD

Vampires Anonymous

DVD

Vampires In Havana

DVD | R1

Vampire's Kiss (1989)

Nicholas Cage stars as a New York executive who becomes convinced he's a vampire when one of his conquests (Jennifer Beal) bites his neck in the throes of passion. This film had so much potential, but just got it horrendously wrong. Nicholas Cage hamming up a Nosferatu style vampire, just annoyed me, and the film progresses painfully slow. Colour/103 min/18 certificate.

3/4 Bones

2/5 Bats

2/5

1003677

Undecided - need to watch one more time just to see if it grows on me!

DVD

Vampiyaz

DVD

Vampyr

DVD | R1

Van Helsing: The London Assignment (2000)

Don't think that because this is an animation that it's fit just for the kiddies... I'm not sure I'd let any young ones watch this - in the opening scenes a lady's throat gets slit, and even in animation it's not pleasant, perhaps less so because you don't expect it of a cartoon... maybe I'm just used to the classic Tom & Jerry style cartoons and not enough of the alternative stuff, but it's a field I'm coming to appreciate as there are just so many bad vampire movies and the animated stuff is far superior! This is the prequel to the Van Helsing movie with Hugh Jackman playing the main character in both... Mr Jackman is by far my favourite Van Helsing seen to date. The DVD also features a behind-the-scenes look into the sequel which is well worth a watch or two. Colour/33 min/Not rated.

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not listed

4/5

24513

Mine

VHS

Vault Of Horror

DVD

Vlad

DVD

Waxwork | Waxwork II Lost In Time

DVD

Werewolf Shadow

DVD

Witchcraft X: Mistress Of The Craft

VHS

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