Basically they are all playing the same character, Dracula, so we decided to choose between the 3. Christopher Lee is up there so Lugosi and Oldman got cut. There was only so much room to work with.BVBFanatic said:>> Make a culture-referencing chart about Vampires.
>> Don't include Lugosi, Lee, or Oldman.
>> Wat.
I nearly shat myself while reading this... None of these wannabe vampires stand a chance when faced with Alucard.EnigmaticSevens said:I assume Alucard isn't on the list simply because they tried putting him on the list once... but he summarily drained all the other foolish contenders to vampirism, turned Edward into a codpiece, all before summarily slaughtering the Escapist staff on a whim and stealing the blood of the entire population of North Carolina. Boring Invincible Hero, yes. CrazyFuckingAwesomeLargeHamMcBadass? Yes.
Yep, The Count is waaayyy more sexy than this chart gives him credit for. Have you heard the censored version of his song? - that fella is horny.Colonel Mustard said:Why on earth is the count on the Not-Sexy side of the scale? He's the sexiest damn vampire ever born?
Absolutely. Let's face it Bela Lugosi IS DRACULA. When he died they buried him in the original costume for cryin' out loud!HankMan said:I just have one question:
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Indeed. Nosferatu's depiction of Dracula is simply chilling and unnatural. Every time I see that film, my skin crawls.XMark said:Nosferatu needs to be much further to the right.
Just curious, are you referring to the 1979 or the 1922 version?Dwarfman said:Indeed. Nosferatu's depiction of Dracula is simply chilling and unnatural. Every time I see that film, my skin crawls.XMark said:Nosferatu needs to be much further to the right.
The original 1922 silent movie. I understand there was a remake starring Klaus Kinski but I have never watched it.Olofelefant said:Just curious, are you referring to the 1979 or the 1922 version?Dwarfman said:Indeed. Nosferatu's depiction of Dracula is simply chilling and unnatural. Every time I see that film, my skin crawls.XMark said:Nosferatu needs to be much further to the right.
oh good. I don't like the newer one.Dwarfman said:The original 1922 silent movie. I understand there was a remake starring Klaus Kinski but I have never watched it.Olofelefant said:Just curious, are you referring to the 1979 or the 1922 version?Dwarfman said:Indeed. Nosferatu's depiction of Dracula is simply chilling and unnatural. Every time I see that film, my skin crawls.XMark said:Nosferatu needs to be much further to the right.