This German Expressionist film is one of the first, most influential, and most terrifying vampire films ever made. Max Schreck's portrayal of Count Orlok established a precedent for vampire characters.
Bela Lugosi's performance of Count Dracula in this picture has become famous, helping to create many of the vampire cliches and qualities.
This Swedish film presents a new, terrifying take on the vampire mythos, focused on a lonely boy and a child vampire.
Based on Anne Rice's novel, this film stars Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt as immortal vampires retelling their lives.
This film, directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Gary Oldman as Dracula, takes a more romantic, tragic approach to the Dracula story.
This cult favourite depicts a group of youthful, rebellious vampires wreaking havoc in a California beach town, offering a more modern, 1980s take on vampires.
This film combines vampire and Western aspects, focused on a young guy who becomes a vampire and must contend with a band of itinerant, outlaw vampires.
This New Zealand mockumentary about a coven of vampires living in modern-day Wellington is a funny spin on the vampire genre.
The film, directed by Jim Jarmusch and starring Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston as centuries-old vampire lovers, is a meditative and sophisticated take on the vampire theme.
This picture, directed by Robert Rodriguez and written by Quentin Tarantino, begins as a crime thriller and quickly transforms into a vampire horror flick.