I'm sorry, but this title sucks too. It's like Michael Bay and Jerry Suckheimer played a game of scrabble, ate some tiles, and shit out some monster truck lingo.

I loved Forever Knight. God, it's been so so long since I've seen it, though. I do not recognize any of those names. I wonder if it's on Netflix or somewhere.

Nope. Written by Whitley Strieber (who also wrote Wolfen) back in the 80's. Probably came out a little bit after Anne Rice's first vampire work. The movie had David Bowie and Susan Sarandon in it.

I'm more astonished that there are actually models on the cover and not the flavor-of-the-week cele-braindeads.

Hell yeah she is.

Oh no, I remember. I'm trying to think of movie or modern examples of the poseur type.

I think that's DEFINITELY part of it.

Sadly, it did. I don't even remember what came after. I did enjoy the movie, Interview with a Vampire, but so much afterwards is coming up blank. Probably blocked it out. I did enjoy "Let the right One In," in the past few years. That one comes to mind.

Haha, well, I had them all working toward a specific goal. They had to come together to deal with some Sabbat craziness. Give them a common enemy, then see if they can work their way out of it. There were a few casualties, though. One of my less thoughtful vampire players (who was a bit over-the-top and a pain in…

Definitely a child of the 70's and 80's here and I don't think youngins today realize how much the 80's influence vampire narrative. The Hunger, Near Dark, Lost Boys, Friiiight Niiiight! Anne Rice. Even the Vampire Diaries were written in the early 90's if I recall.

God, I loved Werewolf Apocalypse. And Wraith (though that didn't seem to go over as well, sales-wise). In my campaign, these creatures all existed in the same world, so players could be vamps or WWs. Made for excellent fun. I always felt like WoD werewolves had more substance than most of the WW narratives out…

I think so! I purchased the very first (soft cover!) Player's Handbook the first day it came out. The guy at the store was setting up the stand and I went over and asked him what it was. And he told me "A new vampire game. We'll see how it does." And I bought it on a whim. The creators were not shy about their…

Just the fact that you know what "The Hunger" is tells me you are not a typical vampire fan. And this is a very good thing.

Absolutely on Nosferatu.

Holy shit, the redneck south would fucking shit their collective pants, then PEE themselves, then probably start self-flagellating their penis holes with hot, pokey things. Then they would run out and start threatening Obama because of gay healthcare.

I always thought that the Toreador were more like The Hunger with Miriam and John and the pretty pianos and violin music. (Or even Louis/Lestat in Interview with a Vampire.)

I can't be as nice as Kat Callahan. You're kind of an asshole.

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Dear Dome,

I felt like it was a film was the birth of EMO. I'm so sad. This generation is so sad. And apathetic. And that's interesting. People need to care that we don't care.