
Indeed it is a fag, not a vampire.
90s were such a nice era for vampire movies with Interview With The Vampire (1992) and Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1994) and with the dusk of 90s the fall of vampires started. Buffy The Vampire Slayer (1997) and Angel from that series are worst characters portrayed ever as a vampire slayer and as a vampire if only we haven’t had a disaster called Twilight in 2008. Graceful immortals from previous movies changed into a teenage magazine model. Queen of The Damned (2002) made matters worse with a hurried production, sadly if it weren’t for Blade trilogy I could say Queen of The Damned would’ve kept the quality on ground level but thanks to Blade trilogy, the quality of such movies and series passed even the ground level! The new century and end of 90s wasn’t that hopeless though. I recall watching Underworld I with awe since the atmosphere truly reflected a word of darkness where vampires clash with their legendary arch enemy.

Louis from Interview With The Vampire
In my humble opinion, the golden age of vampire movies lived in 90s with two movies that had a radical point of view into the genre. Vampires weren’t just creatures that kill everything, they became something sentient, something lonely and something nostalgic while remaining gracefully deadly. The fall started with Buffy The Vampire Slayer series though, a huge disgrace and huge fall made for teenage audience where high school girls fight with enemies that talk the way too much and they do it with bare handed! It could be disgusting at first if only they haven’t introduced a side character whom would have it’s own series soon, yes Angel, a teenage magazine model. Put him into a pink frame into a pink room and you have it! A vampire sunbathes and have a tan skin! If there would be any more shame to vampire ilk, it would be a vampire suffering from diarrhea!


