10 Blood Thirsty Vampire Films Coming Out In 2013 - 2014
With "True Blood" and the "Twilight" saga, vampires have received an invigorating transfusion of new blood. But vampires have always been popular. There's never been a decade without a Dracula or any cinematic incarnation of the bloodsucking breed.
Fortunately, Twilight saga is finished (Thank God) but if you're out there looking for some old-fashioned and new vampire movies to die for, well, in cinema. Here is the list of best new vampire movies coming out in the near future.
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10. Van Helsing (2014)
"Van Helsing", the film is said to present a different sort of Van Helsing than the traditional one seen from Anthony Hopkins in or the revamped fantasy version Hugh Jackman portrayed in 2004’s Van Helsing. The reboot will present a more grounded and recognizable reality, in the same vein as Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight series. Tom Cruise is attached to star in this new take on the famous vampire hunter.
This is the second time Cruise is starring in a project involving vampires. The first, of course, being Neil Jordan’s Gothic classic "Interview with a Vampire," where he was on the other side of the teeth, so to speak, playing the vampire Lestat.
This is the second time Cruise is starring in a project involving vampires. The first, of course, being Neil Jordan’s Gothic classic "Interview with a Vampire," where he was on the other side of the teeth, so to speak, playing the vampire Lestat.
9. Dracula (2014)
"Dracula" is an upcoming vampire thriller film directed by Gary Shore and featuring Sarah Gadon, Dominic Cooper and Luke Evans (Immortals) stars as Dracula, a young prince who, in order to rescue his wife (Sarah Gadon) and daughter from the clutches of a murderous sultan, endangers his very soul, subsequently becoming the first vampire in the world has ever seen.
"The story is based on Bram Stoker’s legendary novel Dracula was adapted countless times into feature films. One of the most famous incarnations of the bloodsucking count was played by Bela Lugosi in the Universal’s 1931 version of Dracula. It seems only fitting that the studio should also distribute this new Dracula for the modern age."
"The story is based on Bram Stoker’s legendary novel Dracula was adapted countless times into feature films. One of the most famous incarnations of the bloodsucking count was played by Bela Lugosi in the Universal’s 1931 version of Dracula. It seems only fitting that the studio should also distribute this new Dracula for the modern age."
8. Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters (2014)
"Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters" is an upcoming vampire drama film directed by Mark Waters and starring Joely Richardson, Cameron Monaghan, Olga Kurylenko, Claire Foy and Sami Gayle.
"The story centers on seventeen year old ‘dhampir’ (half human/half vampire) Rose Hathaway (Zoey Deutch ), who is the bodyguard for her best friend Lissa (Lucy Fry), a vampire princess in grave danger. After having been on the run for two years, the two are caught and brought back to St. Vladimir’s Academy, a magical boarding school, where vampires are educated in the secrets of their race and dhampirs are trained to protect them. Rose must master her innate powers as a dhampir and win the affection of the Royal Council as guardian to Princess Lissa."
"The story centers on seventeen year old ‘dhampir’ (half human/half vampire) Rose Hathaway (Zoey Deutch ), who is the bodyguard for her best friend Lissa (Lucy Fry), a vampire princess in grave danger. After having been on the run for two years, the two are caught and brought back to St. Vladimir’s Academy, a magical boarding school, where vampires are educated in the secrets of their race and dhampirs are trained to protect them. Rose must master her innate powers as a dhampir and win the affection of the Royal Council as guardian to Princess Lissa."
7. The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2013)
"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" is directed by Neil Marshall, starring Viggo Mortensen, Ben Kingsley and Noomi Rapace. Ben Kingsley is on board the project and is set to play the Captain of the Demeter. Viggo Mortensen is currently in talks for the lead role of Henry Clemens, and Noomi Rapace is the main contender for the female lead, however this is dependent upon her schedule.
"The story centers on the terrible fate of the titular ship and its crew, which transports Count Dracula from Transylvania to England in the famed novel by Bram Stoker. Dracula’s devouring of crew members one by one should make for a thrilling take on the classic tale. Whilst numerous directors have been linked to the long-gestating project, British director Neil Marshall has now taken over directorial duties - hopefully for once and all."
"The story centers on the terrible fate of the titular ship and its crew, which transports Count Dracula from Transylvania to England in the famed novel by Bram Stoker. Dracula’s devouring of crew members one by one should make for a thrilling take on the classic tale. Whilst numerous directors have been linked to the long-gestating project, British director Neil Marshall has now taken over directorial duties - hopefully for once and all."
6. Buffy The Vampire Slayer (2014)
Warner Bros. has announced that they plan to create a new version of the cult classic, about a teenage girl with super strength who discovers her purpose in life is to slay Vampires.
Joss Whedon's "Buffy The Vampire Slayer", the original creator of the Buffy franchise is reported to be upset with the announced reboot, and has not been invited to have anything to do with the new film. Without Whedon’s witty script and quirky visual styles, we are curious to see what the new incarnation of Buffy will grace the big screen.
Joss Whedon's "Buffy The Vampire Slayer", the original creator of the Buffy franchise is reported to be upset with the announced reboot, and has not been invited to have anything to do with the new film. Without Whedon’s witty script and quirky visual styles, we are curious to see what the new incarnation of Buffy will grace the big screen.
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