The funniest, sexiest and most stylish Dracula film ever! Made by Andy Warhol's sidekick, Blood for Dracula follows the tortured, vegetarian Count as he and his menacing manservant set forth for Italy in the early 19th century, complete with coffin on roof-rack, searching for juicy Catholic virgins. Visually stunning and deliciously deadpan. find out more...

Coppola's superbly over-the-top adaptation of Stoker's gothic classic. Oldman is truly chilling as the dark lord, and the supporting cast, especially Hopkins, are admirable. The effects are breathtaking, and Reeves and Ryder provide the humour with their laughable English accents! Brilliant. find out more...

A weird and wonderful vampire adventure that's set to become a teen favourite, but will appeal to all with a silly sense of humour. High school cheerleader Buffy is 'The Chosen One' destined to be a vampire slayer trained up by wizened Watcher Donald Sutherland and sent out to save the world with a killer high kick and keen fashion sense! Vampires of the world BEWARE! find out more...

Martin is a great film, easily another of Romero's classics - a shocking tale of vampires and psychotics, razor blades and sexuality from the fantastic opening sequence in a railway compartment through the desolate wasteland of Pittsburgh - and deals with a teenager called Martin who is forced to stay with an eccentric religious uncle, who believes him to be a vampire in a family with a long history of vampiric offspring. Is he really a vampire, or has he just some really messed up dysfunctional find out more...

One of a new ilk of 80s horror movies in which the weirdos live within society - this time a family of vampires touring small town USA hunting and killing in order to survive. A desperate mob they may be but also very human, so much so that when one meets a normal guy she has to choose her family or him. find out more...

After a passionate one night stand Peter, already an obnoxious swine, is convinced he's been turned into a vampire. Donning plastic fangs and sleeping under the sofa, his behaviour grows ever more outrageous as he cruelly terrorises his wretched Hispanic secretary. A superb comic perfomance from Cage. find out more...