Famous vampires

They're all iconic and spooky in their own special ways, but do you remember all of theses vampires' names? Test yourself here!

Kirsten Dunst in Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994)

I remember Yvonne De Carlo mostly from the tv show "The Munsters". I recall loving the way she looked, her long black hair with white streaks, her black nails, her pale pink vampire ankle length gown and most of all, her bat necklace. She was in her 40's when she started the show. Years later, I watched "The Ten Commandments" and was stunned to find out that the beautiful woman who played Moses's wife was the same Yvonne De Carlo from "The Munsters". Since then I've seen pictures of Yvonne…

The Count from Sesame Street ... Ah hah HAH!

Vampires! by Ben Douglass, available as a print via society6. via The Uniblog

Women of Horror

Count Dracula, a Transylvanian noble, is the most famous vampire. These are the Dracula movies from the 1920s to today.

Ben Douglass did up this fun art of a bunch of your favorite (and least favorite) vampires. I can say I do know who each of these are. Do you? (via The Uniblog)

Forget the flappers. It’s time to talk about the “vampires” of yesteryear and their fiery queen of the screen and stage, Valeska Suratt. The Vamps or “vampires” were the female actors that paved the way for the flapper in the 1910s-20s and, in many ways, they were an extension of something exciting