. . . Rayne has been travelling the globe eliminating members of her vampiric family . . . we meet Rayne again . . . [who is] about to infiltrate the mansion of [her] half-brother . . . leader of the Cult of Kagan
Category: Entertainment
The Penny Dreadful Vampire Connection
“Penny Dreadful” features vampires, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, Dorian Grey, and even characters from “Dracula”, so I wanted to find out what was the connection with vampires and the real penny dreadfuls?
The Nosferatu Review Challenge
I asked her if she’d seen it. “Nope,” she said . . . Someone who’d never seen the film [and] knew little about it. Of course—a chance for an unbiased review! Was I alone thinking it wasn’t all it’s cracked up to be?
A Virgin’s View of Nosferatu
Anthony . . . set some conditions for writing [this review]. I wasn’t allowed to read any reviews, look it up on IMDB or blogs, or even peek at the comments section on YouTube posting. He wanted virgin eyes for this one!
Video Game Review – BloodRayne
The game begins in 1932 with you as the game’s titular namesake as she, a “dhampir” (a half vampire/half human) embarks on her first mission for a group of paranormal investigators known as The Brimstone Society.
The Other 5 Most Popular Vampire Songs on YouTube
After wrapping the previous instalment, five songs didn’t seem enough . . . Before I continue with the list, I’ll discuss criticisms of the entries and the methodology I used for selecting them the first time
The 5 Most Popular Vampire Songs on YouTube
I determined the most popular vampire songs through . . . typing “vampire” into YouTube and sorting the results by “view count” in the filter . . . apologies [for] “obliquely vampiric” or “allegedly vampiric” songs
Vamped’s First Video
The results of our hard work, as of writing this article, . . . 308 views . . . with 5 new subscribers; 456 organic views from our Vamped’s Facebook page; 23 shares on Facebook; and 9 retweets and 11 favorites on Twitter
Building Monsters: Lego’s Vampire Line
Now you may ask why a giant ass Lego vampire caught my eye? . . . [I’m] always watching for cool promotions that attract attention [and] assembling a 10-foot tall vampire . . . in New Orleans . . . is genius!
Stoker and the Bat
It is now common knowledge that vampires can turn into bats but prior to Bram Stoker’s seminal 1897 novel “Dracula” the connection was not so obvious. “Dracula” . . . solidified popular knowledge regarding vampire lore.