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The vampire movie is a genre onto itself, one that's spawned quite the collection of one-sheets. Don’t be afraid to sink your teeth into our gallery of some of the craziest -- and scariest -- vampire movie posters. C’mon, we dare you.
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Mark of the Vampire (1935)
As the post-punk band Bauhaus once sang, “Bela Lugosi’s dead,” but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy his monstrously classic vampire flicks, like this one. Unless you’re scared…
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Vampire and the Ballerina (1960)
Wow, this sounds almost as bloody and gruesome as that other ballerina flick – ‘Black Swan.’ Almost.
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Grave of the Vampire (1972)
Ooh, the Gerber baby’s got fangs, just like dear old dad. And they’re in a spooky graveyard – which makes this poster one of the scariest things ever made.
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The Playgirls and the Vampire (1963)
Um, so he’s a vampire, but he’s also “the Devil in the flesh”? Sounds like someone is having a little identity crisis in this horror flick that, judging by the poster, seems to be all over the place.
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The Deathmaster (1972)
The Deathmaster trades in the classy Bela Lugosi vampire look for a more ape-like look, complete with (naturally) fangs and glowing eyes.
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The Vampire’s Coffin (1958)
The pinata-sized bat really ties all the creepy together on this one-sheet, which promises at least one vampire will get a stake to the heart.
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The Velvet Vampire (1971)
One look at this spooky chick, and you should “beheading” somewhere else – fast! Bonus points for including not one, but TWO severed heads on your poster.
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Goliath and the Vampires (1961)
This movie is a genre mash-up of sorts, putting Goliath up against a horde of things allergic to sunlight. More movie posters need muscular giants cradling women before a leathery bat creature.
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The Vampire Lovers (1970)
It’s Hammer time! And by that we mean the British Hammer Films who boast a 20-year collection of gothic horror flicks, including this very campy and creepy film.
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Dracula (1931)
Oh, Bela, Bela, Bela. You were the most famous vampire in the world, until Bella. And Edward. And let’s not even discuss Renesmee.
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The Satanic Rites of Dracula (1973)
Once again, Dracula’s gotten mixed up with the devil, and this time, ol' Drac is played by legend of the silver screen, Christopher Lee. A very impressive piece of foreign movie poster art.
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