Pop Culture Vampire list

[jdudley118]

I came across this article from livescience this morning and thought you all should check it out.
http://www.livescience.com/20499-pop-cu ... pires.html

I agree with a hand full of those on the list.

[gkmoberg1]

Ahhh, an appearance by my old friend Count von Count ! I learned how to, well, count with his help.

[jcckidz]

They included Edward but not Eli!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was going to for give them for not including Eli, because Eli is relatively new, but now I won't.

[jdudley118]

Ahhh, an appearance by my old friend Count von Count ! I learned how to, well, count with his help.

I know right! I was happy to see the count on there as well!

They included Edward but not Eli!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was going to for give them for not including Eli, because Eli is relatively new, but now I won't.

I also felt the same way about how they had Edward on there. The rest of them were alright!

I was a little disappointed that they didn't have Blade on there as well. To each his own I guess!

[Ash]

Well the list seems very racist and sexist - not one female or non-white person.
Dracula's "soul brother" for one-

[jdudley118]

Well the list seems very racist and sexist - not one female or non-white person.
Dracula's "soul brother" for one-

Ah yes Blacula, the list was racist by not including other races, but the blaxploition films of the 70s were pretty racists too. I would think Aaliyah from Queen of the Damned would have been a good choice and as I said before, Blade. Even Eddie Murphy from Vampire in Brooklyn. I mean even Antonio Banderas from Interview with the Vampire. I know some of these might be a stretch but including a few would have been better.

[Petris]

Glad that Bill is on the list.His character development is very interesting to watch.And Lestat in my opinion is the undisputed King of the modern vampires.

[Nightrider]

I usually loathe these lists, but this one gets some points for including Edvard Munch's 'Vampire' in the article.The painting was mentioned in "Let The Old Dreams Die".