Interview with the Hub: Every Vampire Movie on RunPee
Vampires never die, they just get rebooted. Every few years Hollywood digs up the old count, dusts off the cape and sends him back out into the night, and every time we're there with a bucket of popcorn and a strategically timed bathroom break. (Pro tip: don't run during the part where someone says "I'll be fine, it's just a scratch.")
This hub gathers every bloodsucker RunPee has sunk its teeth into: the gothic classics reborn, the teen romances, the action slayers, the comedies, and a surprisingly deep coffin full of indie vampire films. Each section runs oldest to newest, so the latest fangs are always at the bottom.
Dracula, Nosferatu and the Classic Count
2023 · Movie Review: Last Voyage of the Demeter · After the credits?
2023 · Movie Review: Renfield · After the credits?
2024 · Nosferatu: What You Need To Know
2024 · Movie Review: Nosferatu · After the credits?
2026 · Movie Review: Dracula · After the credits?
Big-Screen Bloodsuckers
2009 · Movie Review: The Twilight Saga: New Moon
2010 · Movie Review: Twilight Eclipse
2012 · Movie Review: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
2012 · Movie Review: Breaking Dawn Part 2
2014 · Movie Review: Vampire Academy
2024 · Movie Review: Abigail · After the credits?
2025 · Movie Review: Sinners · After the credits?
Fangs for the Laughs
2009 · Movie Review: The Vampire's Assistant
2009 · Movie Review: Transylmania
2010 · Movie Review: Vampires Suck
Slayers: Blade and Buffy
A Buffy Revival: Vampires Spike and Angel Could Absolutely Do a Movie
Indie Vampire Films
Small budgets, sharp teeth. RunPee's indie reviewers have found vampires in some very strange places.
Every RunPee post tagged Vampires →
More hubs
Vampires are only one corner of the crypt. For every horror review and after-credits answer we have, visit the RunPee Horror Hub.
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