"Vampirism is a subject which is suited to the cinema like hardly no other; after all, now and again there are people up there on the screen who have been dead for decades, the undead, and the audience sits in the dark just as the vampire himself sets to work in the dark."

  And still, there is no one who truly believes. In our world, the darkness doesn't end with the dawn or at the end of a sharpened stake. The battle between good and evil is never as clear cut. Movies reflect something hidden deep within ourselves, and THAT is what frightens us most. Did you want to be the creature up on that screen, or are you already?

- General Audiences, appropriate for all audiences, regardless of age. No questionable material, intended for minors.

- Parental Guidance Suggested, appropriate for minors, but may contain limited questionable material.

- Under 13 Parental Guidance Suggested, appropriate for minors, but may contain material inappropriate for children under 13 years of age.

- Restricted, not intended for minors (under 18). Adult supervision required.

- Not Rated, Rating unavailable. Adult supervision suggested. NR rating does not imply suitability for minors.

Navigating: The image map will take you through the movie archive, while the following link will take you to our Recomendations page. This archive houses a vast number of movies, many of which have few or no surviving copies. The main divisions have subsections within them that allow for easier searching: Children's movies are in the Comedy section, Foreign Language Films are in the Sci-Fi section, and Short Features are listed in the Drama section. While the links will lead you to online price and purchasing options, that is not our main purpose. The Movie Store link above will take you to a selection of popular and new films available. Just click the picture or link to order.

"It was the vampire we were one with, the vampire we wanted to be, the vampire at the center of the story - not its boring, puny human protagonists.

Still, vampires were the bad guys, and we had to hide our fondness for (our desire to be like) them. It was one of those shameful vices, like self-gratification, we felt we must conceal from the disapproving scrutiny of the world-at-large. To admit we identified with a blood-sucking demon who rose from her (or his) grave every night, would have marked us indelibly as "seriously weird" in the eyes of others."

These films have yet to be catagorized:

The Vampire's Coffin
Night of the Blood Beast
Count Dracula Republican
Blood of Dracula
Blood Drinkers or The Vampire People
Vampire Over London
City of the Vampires
Samson vs. Vampire
Nosferatu in Brazil

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