Vampires Horror Movies - Page 34 of 10

Elvira and Genevieve are two young luscious women who travel to Hungary to investigate the murders of a medieval "Countess Wendessa" for their thesis, said to be a vampire and "Satan's favorite Mistress", and I can see why - dressed in a black veil and dress with horned hennen and widow's peak, somewhat reminiscent of Mellificent. The legend is obviously based upon the factual Countess Elizabeth Bathory, with some diabolical blood rites thrown in for good measure. During…

The Pandora Project- A woman who is destined to save the world or destroy it. The Phoenix- A Life Closer (legal assassin) searching fro the truth to her past. Noir- A city living in eternal night on the brink of destruction. This is the world of Shades of Gray.Worlds collide . . . A shaky partnership . . . In the second book of the Shades of Gray Series, Kat finds herself teamed up with Kim. Together they search for clues to their past. Their partnership stands on shaky ground though. Kim, a Life…

Bloodletting Serena Stalin wanted to learn from the best, so she tracks down Butch Harlow, one of the world's most notorious serial killers. As she blackmails him into teaching her the fine art of murder, they uncover the horrible secret that binds them together and realizes the unspeakable passion that forces them to kill, over and over again. 89 Minutes NRSkinned Alive Crawldaddy and her kids have been travelling cross-country selling fine leather apparel from their van. Unfortunately, they break…

Decades before Twilight there was Dark Shadows, the first-ever gothic soap opera, its supernatural stories captivating audiences young and old for almost 45 years. With its alluring tales of Gothic mystery and supernatural intrigue, Dark Shadows became one of the most popular daytime series of all time. Since first airing on ABC-TV from 1966-71, Dark Shadows has earned the reputation of being one of the most unusual and enduring TV programs in history. Thanks to MPI Home Video, that iconic Classic…

I read the rave reviews about Trisha Baker's Crimson trilogy here on Amazon. I was intrigued but the price of the books held me off. No way was I paying that much for a set of books! Well, I broke down and finally got them and I must say, I am so glad I did! This book is FANTASTIC!! It starts off with our heroine, Meghann O'Neill who is a psychologist who treats battered women, saying goodbye to the last living person who knew her as the mortal Maggie O'Neill. As she says goodbye…

Masters of horrorThis carefully researched anthology brings together some of the recognized masterpieces in the literature of horror and suspense from around the world. At the same time especial attention has been given to some rarities (like a macabre tale from Giacomo Casanova or a ghost story by Heinrich Heine, among others) and lesser known pieces that deserve a wider readership, including some especially translated for this edition (stories by the Uruguayan Horacio Quiroga, the Nicaraguan Ruben…

Review from Dvd Talk Book Of Lore / Grave Mistakes: I think I waited over a week to review this disc in order to avoid gushing like Roger Ebert or Stephen King. Fact is, writer/ director Chris LaMartina (Dead Teenagers) and co-writer/ producer Jimmy George really know what they're doing. Like: give these guys some real money knowing. Maybe studio interference would have a damaging effect on their work, but from where I sit these two are among the most promising low-budget horror filmmakers…

Winner of the Grand Jury Prize in the 2009 Cannes Film Festival and recipient of critical and box-office acclaim in Asia, I jumped at the chance to see Park Chan Wook's (Oldboy, Sympathy for Lady Vengeance) "THIRST". The film is a horror-satirical drama that explores the dark bestial side of humanity that is quite bizarre, even creepy on occasion, but never for one minute does the film relent in exploring the psyche that comes from alienation and loneliness, while becoming a slave…