True Blood: The Thread

[Cato]

Shows like this need guest stars like Blade, Simon Belmont, Solomon Kane, Vampire Hunter D, or maybe this guy:



The recent profusion of pale undead freaks needs to be dealt with- with extreme prejudice.

[Cato]

Vampire (in the making):



Richard Simmons:



If you can find it, try to watch the X-Files episode Bad Blood for good vampire TV watchin.

[Lars]

The recent profusion of pale undead freaks needs to be dealt with- with extreme prejudice.

There have been many books, tv-series and movies about vampires the past decade. I have indulged in the following:

Movies
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1993) - Great. Oldham is incredible.
Interview with the Vampire (1994) - A little slow a times but overall a very good movie.
Blade (1998) - Entertaining action. I never heard of a 'day-walker' before. Great concept.
I Am Legend (2007) - What a piece of shit.
Let the Right One In (2008) - Wow. So different, so awesome.
Twilight (2008) - lol shit. One long commercial for abstinence and teenage whining.

Television
True Blood (2008-Present) - Oh, my stars! (lol)

Considering the huge vampiric shit pile to choose from, my consumption is small. I think I've seen the best vampire movies the from the last ~20 years.

[Cato]

There have been many books, tv-series and movies about vampires the past decade. I have indulged in the following:

Movies
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1993) - Great. Oldham is incredible.
Interview with the Vampire (1994) - A little slow a times but overall a very good movie.
Blade (1998) - Entertaining action. I never heard of a 'day-walker' before. Great concept.
I Am Legend (2007) - What a piece of shit.
Let the Right One In (2008) - Wow. So different, so awesome.
Twilight (2008) - lol shit. One long commercial for abstinence and teenage whining.

Television
True Blood (2008-Present) - Oh, my stars! (lol)

Considering the huge vampiric shit pile to choose from, my consumption is small. I think I've seen the best vampire movies the from the last ~20 years.

Movies I liked in bold and random vampire stuff that I like below.

The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires. Hammer films rule.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Leg...olden_Vampires

Vampire Hunter D. Dark and brooding fellow named D, the half-human son of Dracula, hunts vampires.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampire_Hunter_D

Near Dark. Twilight 20 years ago.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_Dark

The Last Man on Earth. Vince Price rules.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Las...rth_(1964_film)

[Óttar]

HBO decided not to carry ROME for a third season. Stupes.

[Lars]

HBO decided not to carry ROME for a third season. Stupes.

I enjoyed every minute of Rome as well as Band of Brothers. Truly two of the best series/mini-series ever in terms of production. They were simply astonishing.

This looks relly good for a 'normal' tv-series. I think Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip and Deadwood are the only tv-series I've watched which come close production wise.
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[Curtis24]

Well indeed it is graphic. Not for the faint of heart to be sure. But the series creator is the gentleman who created the other HBO hit Six Feet Under. Cutting edge television (if such a thing exists) and vastly more entertaining than any and all of these mindnumbingly vapid 'reality' shows that seem to still be popular.

I will give you that, I generally only watch HBO TV series. However, some of the stuff in True Blood really was over the top, I'm thinking where Bill Compton twists around the girl's head during the sex scene. my mom is a fan, and it surprised me as hell to watch an episode with her

[Æscwyn]

Eric Northman. Yumyumyumyumyumyum.



^ The above translates to "Yes, I do enjoy watching True Blood."

[Furlan]

I am a big fan of True Blood and I watched the first 5 episodes of the third serie I like a lot how the plot is developing and the new characters, the writes have done a good work

[Lars]

Pretty sweet ending in the last True Blood episode (season 3, episode 8).

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