Attention Fang Bangers!: Who's your Favourite Vampire?

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The Vampires:

1   2

3   4

5   6

7   8

9    10

11   12

13   14

15   16

17   18

19   20

21

22 23

24

25

26

[delalluvia]

What, no choices of women vampires?

[Jeff Wrangler]

What, no choices of women vampires?

I  guess that suggests this poll was created by either a straight woman or a gay man. 

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What, no choices of women vampires?

Nope, not in this poll.  I decided that female Vampires should have their own poll but it took me so long to create this one that I'll leave it to someone else, lol!

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I  guess that suggests this poll was created by either a straight woman or a gay man. 

You got that right, lol!  Because of the sexual aspect of the poll (Fang Bangers), I picked all males.

[southendmd]

Hey Gil, you forgot Jack Palance in Dracula (1973), probably my first bite.

[delalluvia]

I chose Louis (Brad Pitt) from Interview with a Vampire because he's just so beautiful and I know he'd feel guilty about eating me..er, sucking me dry...er, there is no polite way to say it. 

[Penthesilea]

It was a hard decision between David Bowie, Kiefer Sutherland and Brad Pitt. I went with Bard Pitt then. At least I'd know what awaits me, since this is one of the few movies I've actually seen.

[Jeff Wrangler]

Not that I mean to criticize or anything, but I just looked over the list again and I suddenly noticed it's missing Frank Langella. To the best of my limited knowledge, his Dracula, which I believe he first played on the stage before it was made into a movie at the end of the 1970s, was the first to really play up the sexual angle. At least, the film had a very stylized but pretty obvious sex scene in it.

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Not that I mean to criticize or anything, but I just looked over the list again and I suddenly noticed it's missing Frank Langella. To the best of my limited knowledge, his Dracula, which I believe he first played on the stage before it was made into a movie at the end of the 1970s, was the first to really play up the sexual angle. At least, the film had a very stylized but pretty obvious sex scene in it.

Good thinking!  I think I'll replace a less popular one with Frank Langella.  I completely forgot about him and he did cause a bit of a sensasion at the time.  Thanks!