best vampire movie?

Queen of the Damned or Underworld

 

Thank you.

I've really never seen that many vampire movies, to be honest. Although of the few I have seen, I really did enjoy the Interview With the Vampire... And I used to really like this one when I was a kid that I believe was called a Vampire in Brooklyn, or something like that. So cheesey-wonderful. XD

 

HAH vampire in brooklyn, wes craven, eddie murphey, best combo ever? YES!

 

I didn't like Interview, after reading the books I just felt Tom Cruise couldn't capture the complexity of Lestat's character well enough. Everyone feels different about that though.
I liked lots of the cheesy ones over the years even the movie Vamp. Someone mentioned Near Dark, I liked that one, & Lost Boys.
Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula was done very well I thought.
I truly enjoyed Blade, the second one too. Funny, I saw trinity, & I can't remember it.
From Dusk 'til Dawn was fun.
I haven't seen the new Underworld yet. I wasn't all that impressed with the acting in the first, except perhaps the head werewolf character...
Gotta pay respect to Bela Lugosi, of course, as previously mentioned.
Salem's Lot was allright.
All that's coming to mind at the moment.

 

Yeah I almost walked out on Queen of the Damned but I was with people and I didn't have my car or change for video games.

What about Dracula: Dead and Loving It

 

From Dusk Til Dawn, hands down.

 

I like Interview with the Vampire.

 

The good old Nosferatu Movie (1922), is still one of the best.

 

queen of the dammed great sound track

 

This may not be the best, but it's one of my favs: The Fearless Vampire Killers - Or: Pardon me, But Your Teeth are in My Neck

 

Ive been trying to get a hold of that.

 

Don't know if its the best but it is definately different for a vampire movie -George Romero's "Martin"

 

Underworld and Underworld Evolution

 

The Foresaken.

 

Most of the Hammer films, Christopher Lee is the one true Dracula. Other than that, Nosferatu, James Whale's Dracula, Near Dark was good. That's about it. There aren't many good vampire movies, alas.

 

For comedy..The lost boys.
Campy= Sucker the vampire..or subspecies. Fright night 1 and 2.
Drama= Queen of the dammed.
Classic= any Hammer Chris. Lee movie.

 

I say lost boys, dracula, and interview with the Vamp. (in no order)

 

Forgot about Lost Boys..! "They're only worms Michael".

 

They made a fright night 2....?

 

Alas yes. Wasn't as good as the first, a-hahahahahaha...!!! *Ahem*