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MIDSUMMER NIGHTMARE CONTINUES IN THE VAMPIRE TRADITION AND BEYOND...
New Orleans, LA – March 31, 2012 – New Orleans in the summer. Hot, sultry, sweet. The things dreams are made of. And
nightmares...
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Got an opinon on something? Doesn't have to be about vampires or Twilight. Then contact us as we are seeking bloggers,
commentators, wannabe vampires, and folks with intelligent commentary on our political system. Drop us a line at
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| | Submissions for the 2012 Vampire Film Festival Now Open | |
Mortals it's time to join the coven now as your world nears its end the Undead will continue its century's rule. Â Submissions are
now open for the 2012 Vampire Film Festival. Â Â This year in addition to Vampire films and lore the Vampire Fest w
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| | Horror Film Festival and Awards - Just Released! | |
The rise of independent horror filmmaking has spurred a growth of "indie" horror film festivals, promising promotional and
distribution opportunities for selected motion pictures. Some filmmakers spend thousands of dollars on festival entry fees,
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Stand Your Ground- Glad I Didn't Have My Gun (A True Story) |
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On a cold October night a few years ago, I got out of bed and came downstairs because I realized my cat was still outside. I turned
on the porch light, opened the main door, called him and went into the kitchen for a drink of water. When I came ba
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Interview with Vampire Novelist Sue Dent |
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SUE DENT - VAMPIRE NOVELIST Mississippi author Sue Dent made her fiction debut with the werewolf/vampire novel NEVER CEESE in
2006. Since its release, NEVER CEESE has been short-listed for a Bram Stoker Award in the category [1] of Superior Achi
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Bram Stoker's Inspiration for Dracula |
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Many folklore tales about vampires originate from Eastern Europe, although scholars have found evidence of similar blood-drinking
monsters in ancient myth. The Greeks and Romans had imagined entities in their mythology with vampiric traits. And ye
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Short Story Exclusive - Tommy Boy by Kimberly Adkins |
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Robert Lee carefully balanced the steering wheel at the pinnacle of its arc with his left hand. He took his eyes off the road for a
moment to glance at his wife, cradled in his free arm with her head on his shoulder.
God, she was still so beaut
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| | Elizabeth Báthory – A Real Vampire? | |
Now that Halloween is over, you may be having withdrawal symptoms from the gothic and dark. Real life concerns begin to creep in
again, like doing the laundry, being chained to the office desk and sorting out credit card [1] bills. So here is the
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| | Real Vampires by Inanna Arthen | |
"Real Vampires"-how can this be anything but a contradiction in terms? We all know about vampires. Stock characters of fiction,
guaranteed box-office draws, the media vampire has been familiar to us since childhood. Generally speaking, our blood-s
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| | From Nashville, TN August 1 | |
I'm currently 17, But I was born with fangs naturally. I never really understood why or how, but I noticed more things as life went
on and told its cold story to me. The many people in my life that were completely familiar to me are now strangers.
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| | From City of Angels, August 1, 2009 | |
About ten years ago I reading Anne Rices's classic series. This inspired several songs and poetry from me. I was in Paris with a
friend from Warner Brothers Records and wanted to go the Bastille area where Lestat rights about. Found one bar with a
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| | The Bloodlines Project | |
The blood line vampire project. Tracing and connecting vampire blood lines across the globe.
Below are real Interviews with real Vampires.
Looking for contributors, bloggers to partake in the Bloodline Vampire Project. Please contribut
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Habit - The Metropol Viewing Room |
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HABIT (USA, 1997) was written, produced, directed, and edited by genre fave Larry Fessenden, who also starred in the film as Sam,
an alcoholic bar manager whose estranged father just died. When we meet Sam, he’s sorting through some photos of hi
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The Metropol Viewing Room presents: The Lair of the White Worm |
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The Lair of the White Worm (England, 1988) is a vampire tale in only the most vague sense, directed by the always weird Ken Russell
from his adaptation of the Bram Stoker novel by the same name. The film is about an often naked half-human, half-sn
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The Celluloid Vampire |
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Vampire films have been a staple in movie theaters since the days of silent films and have strongly influenced our notions of
vampires in popular culture. By far, the most well-known and popular vampire in the movies is Count Dracula. An amazing numb
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In the Beginning, There Was Hammer... |
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Vampire films go back at least as far as the 1920 when Nosferatu, F.W.Murnau's brilliant but illegal remake of Bram Stoker's novel
first appeared on the silver screen. Â That and others, such as first talkie version with Bela Lugosi, quickly gaine
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The History of Vampires in New Orleans |
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Vampires and vampire-like creatures have been found in the folklore of every civilization, every culture and every religion since
the beginning of recorded time. New Orleans is no exception. The city was settled in the early 1700's and it
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