The Methuselah, or "Long-Lived Race", are vampire-like creatures that feed on human blood and have supernatural strength.[8] Their name is likely derived from the biblical figure Methuselah, who was reported to have lived 969 years. Methuselah have a prolonged lifespan, superior strength, and enhanced speed. They also have healing and regeneration abilities.[9]
Crusniks are vampires who feed on the blood of other vampires.[9] They possess immense power and destructive potential and are nearly invincible.[8] Whereas the Methuselahs are either born or infected, the Crusniks are unique beings created as a result of an experiment during the Mars Colonization Project. The three Crusniks, Seth, Abel, and Lilith, were test tube babies created for the Mars Colonization Project by the UNASF with genetically enhanced bodies. They were infused with the Crusnik nanomachines that were found on Mars as their enhanced bodies were the only ones capable of surviving the procedure. The exact circumstances behind the infusions of Seth, Abel, and Lilith are unknown, while Cain's infusion was done by Seth to save his life after a fatal accident.
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As a hybrid, this child shared many attributes of the vampire race, but not their vulnerability to sunlight or the bloodworms. The physical appearance of the child was slightly different than that of a full Strigoi, as well. As the Master's "son," the child also shared a telepathic link with his father. This telepathic ability made him aware of the Master's whereabouts and actions, but unlike the rest of the Master's strain, he was not subject to his control.
The first neck-biting trailer for Universal Pictures' Renfield (out in theaters everywhere this April) makes us eternally grateful that we don't have to wait on the beck and call of pop culture's most famous vampire. Nicolas Cage (The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent) dons the cape, fangs, pallid complexion, and exhaustingly demanding nature of the chief bloodsucker. We guess anyone would turn into a massive diva after countless centuries of immortality.
Nicholas Hoult (The Menu), meanwhile, tackles the role of Drac's fed-up underling, Renfield. Despite the gift of supernatural abilities and an extended lifespan, all Renfield wants to do is return to a normal life. That can only be achieved, however, if he stops bringing the Count hordes of innocent victims (whether it's a table of nuns or a school bus full of cheerleaders). If the lead vampire is starved of fresh blood, "he won't grow to full power," the titular character explains at his support group for people stuck in toxic relationships.
Witch-vampire hybrids can be created by birth between a witch and a vampire or can common/student witch be turned into one by the blood of vampires. Or, could be the result of a pure blooded witch being afflicted/cursed with vampirism. Usually the parents of a hybrid can be executed because it's forbidden for a vampire and a witch have any sexual relations with each other.
Vampires have long fascinated us as a culture. Their mysterious qualities, only coming out at night, and that thirst for human blood can send chills up anyone's spine and yet makes us endlessly curious to know more and more about them. So much so that in recent years, quite a number of popular vampire tv shows and book series have catapulted into the cultural zeitgeist. The movies collected here are only a small number of the vast amount of film that has been dedicated to the fictional portrayal of those seductive undead we like to call vampires.
A satirical comedic horror film by Mel Brooks (Airplane and Young Frankenstein) and starring comedian Leslie Neilson as Count Dracula, who leaves his home for fresh blood in London, only to come face to face with famed vampire hunter Van Helsing. And because it's a Mel Brooks film, hijinks and laughs are around every corner.
The homeless man looks up to see the vampire take the woman in his arms. Dracula nears her neck and bites down. The woman goes limp as her blood is drained and her body turns blue. The homeless man leans forward. She utters a faint moan as she dies.
"Sounds like a vampire movie.""Don't laugh. That guy could be telling the truth.""Come on. You mean you believe in vampires?""You should pay my alimony. That old bat I was married to was a real bloodsucker."
"My blood-smeared, Earthly reputation had caught the attention of Satan himself. I was raised from my grave by his evil power. Neither living nor dead, I was his slave. And thus were my mortal sins on Earth rewarded. Condemned to exist eternally as the Prince of Vampires. For five hundred years I have fed my insatiable bloodlust. And the name Dracula has become a horrible abomination to mankind. Formerly a symbol of hope, the cross became for me a source of terror and I shrank from the reminder of eternal damnation which had represented to me and all vampires."
"Ah ha. They'll never take me alive. You didn't know I was the vampire killer, did ya?""Oh, don't joke about such a thing.""He he. I don't know what you mean, I was being serious.""Quit that. Be a nice guy, will ya.""Okay, come on now.""What?""Better not play games with me or I'll bite a hole in your neck and suck your blood out. Remember, I'm the big, bad, blood-thirsty vampire!""Don't! You're scaring me!""Oh, don't be uptight. Come on, give me a kiss."[Reveals herself to be a vampire]"What's happening? I don't believe it!""Meet the real big, bad vampire!""The real vampire!?"
"Count Dracula, at last you've come back to me.""There's no time to explain, Mallisa. I'm mortal and I must have the venom from your vampire fangs to restore me at once or I am a dead man. Hurry!"
"Greboruri" of Lost World of Anime called it the worst anime he had ever seen and was terribly campy. While never having read the comics, he felt the movie made him want to avoid it. He thought the English voice acting was horrible, and was glad they skipped trying to do a Transylvanian accent with Dracula. He claimed the narrator was annoying and spoke lines that did not make much sense. He claimed many of the scenes were unintentionally funny, such as the wheelchair fight, battle with Satan, and especially the Dracula-Dolores romantic plot. He wondered why Dracula, if he was mortal at that point, would be burned by a cross. He also pointed out the absurdity of Dracula becoming a vampire once more by just reentering his castle. He felt the script, dialogue, and acting were substandard and generally awful. He wondered why Harmony Gold would change the names of characters, which were based off and American comic book. He was amazed at the amount of the blood, violence, and even partial nudity were in the video. Though he acknowledged that it had developed a cult following despite being not readily available. "Again I find myself questioning the sanity of those responsible at Harmony Gold who bought this piece of shit. I mean, Dracula falling in love and eating hamburgers? It's just mind numbingly stupid and dumb on so many levels. Did they just buy shows blind or what? There's no way I can recommend this show to anyone. It's so bad that you wouldn't want to inflict it on your worst enemy."[4]
Outside under a starry sky the trio sinks down to rest. The lovers embrace. Engrossed in keeping a record of the events in his notebook, Abronsius fails to notice what is happening behind him, Sarah has bitten Alfred in the neck and is drinking his blood. The vampires have won. In a pulsating victory dance that has the audience on their feet, they celebrate their arrival in the here and now.
He is the last vampire created by Dio Brando and one of the penultimate Stand Users the Joestar Group faces upon infiltrating Dio's Mansion. After the group splits up, he is sent to eliminate Avdol, Polnareff, and Iggy.
Vanilla Ice is defined by his fanatical and single-minded loyalty to Dio Brando. When Dio relates that he might want blood to heal, Vanilla Ice uses his Stand to sever his own head and fill an urn with his own blood. This is heavily implied to be a test of loyalty, as Dio promptly revives Vanilla Ice as a vampire without drinking the offered blood.
Vanilla Ice's Story Mode starts after the Joestar party has infiltrated DIO's mansion in Egypt. The vampire is able to eliminate one hero after another, until he fights Jotaro Kujo himself to the death. Afterwards, Ice reports his success to DIO. According to his ending, the vampire blood which transformed Ice took complete control of him afterwards, and he became DIO's slave forever.
In "Kappa Spirit", at Macy's behest, Harry looks into Galvin's mark, believing it to be demonic in nature. At work, Alastor orders mandatory blood tests for everyone in the university lab hoping to gain Macy's blood sample.
Dracula, in the myth, is a fictitious vampire created centuries later by the Victorian novelist Bram Stoker. He wrote his famous novel, Dracula, after being inspired by the tales of this bloodthirsty prince and other local legends. 2ff7e9595c
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