10 Best Vampire Movies On Netflix That You Should Watching Update 04/2024

Best Vampire Movies On Netflix

As long as the vampire genre has been around, fans of Castlevania’s take on it are sure to enjoy these films!

We may finally get rid of the “sparkly fairy veneer” of vampires provided to us by the Twilight trilogy thanks to Netflix’sCastlevania.

When it comes to vampires in Castlevania, you can count on them to be merciless, cunning, and grotesque master manipulators that treat humans like cattle. The second and most current seasons of Netflix’s cartoon series reaffirm this.

Vampires are, after all, human beings who have transcended and hence maintain all of the worst aspects of human beings. Even if Castlevania left you craving more vampire loneliness, madness, and, yes, bloodsucking, there are plenty other films out there to satisfy that craving.

1. UNDERWORLD

UNDERWORLD

As a whole, critics seem to be underwhelmed by a story about a centuries-long battle between vampire and werewolf, yet the title itself is quite good. For whatever reason, they’re fighting about who has the worse halitosis between them and also want to kill each other… just because.

There is plenty of vampire action and all the usual vampire cliches here, from BDSM imagery to Kate Beckinsale’s deadly glare, even if the idea of the picture is never explained well enough. It’s dark enough to satisfy your appetite for violence, and there’s plenty of it.

2. BLADE

A half-vampire on the prowl for vampires in the name of revenge and justice… In the 1990s, Blade accomplished it so brilliantly that it became a classic in the sci-fi and fantasy genres, not only among Marvel fans.

Blade has enough of gore and vampire depravity to offer, and it doesn’t hold back. Furthermore, Wesley Snipes’ cool and angsty rogue attitude that takes no backtalk from vampires or humans equally carries the movie rather nicely. A must-have for fans of anti-heroes.

3. INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

Insecure around each other as a vampire Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise? This was the end of the 1990s, for better or worse. Homoerotic tension between these two triple-A Hollywood actors— er, vampires after one transforms the other is chronicled in this basic plot.

Because of the moral differences between the two male vampire protagonists, their life is flipped upside down. These nocturnal critters face a familiar predicament in the movies.

4.  MARTIN

George Romero directed Martin in 1978, long before Nicholas Cage took on the role of a psychotic want tobe vampire inVampire’s Kiss. In comparison to Night of the Living Dead, it was one of Romero’s lesser-known horror pictures.

As a result, Martin is about an unnamed teenage boy’s illusion that he’s becoming a vampire, and he decides to carry out his fantasy by becoming one himself. Because he lacks fangs or any other supernatural powers, he resorts to sedating women and draining their blood from razor-sharp wounds in a gruesome manner.

5.  THE ADDICTION

THE ADDICTION

Because The Addiction is a vampire movie, the blood props are of the utmost importance. As with Schindler’s List, the filming style of rendering it in black and white emphasizes duality as well as the nature of good and evil. Vampires fall under this category.

The film tells the tale of a philosophy student who is turned into a vampire one night in New York City by a supernatural force. After becoming a vampire, her thirst for knowledge has been replaced by a thirst for human blood, which makes for a fascinating cinematic topic.

6. BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA

So here we are, at last, at the first film on my list to feature Dracula. With Francis Ford Copolla’s help, we have a more bizarre and deranged Dracula in this film that’s always hunting for skirts (as expected of him).

Gary Oldman also portrays him in the film. Dracula’s harrowing quest for the reincarnation of the woman he loved is the focus of the picture, in which the forces of mankind make it difficult for him to achieve this aim.

7. VAMPIRE HUNTER D

VAMPIRE HUNTER D

Is Van Helsing on steroids your thing? Vampire Hunter D. is the answer. As a vampire slayer, the protagonist is a silent one who is also likely to be a vampire as well.

In 1985, the first film version of the manga was released. This time around, Dracula is absent, but another vampire count who can’t keep his teeth to himself is in his stead. The renowned vampire hunter known as “D” must save this fair lady from becoming a vampire’s mistress before it’s too late.

8. 30 DAYS OF NIGHT

When it comes to portraying modern-day vampires in a more “realistic” and unapologetic light, 30 Days of Nightis your best bet. During certain times of the year in Alaska, it’s always nighttime in various parts of the state.

Vampires took advantage of this planetary occurrence to their own advantage. There were piranhas in the town the first night of night, and they devoured anything that wasn’t their own. High-octane survival tale in which vampires are more rabid than well-educated is fascinating.

9. NOSFERATU

NOSFERATU

To be a true horror film critic, you must have seen Nosferatu.

One of the first and most influential horror pictures, it was released in 1922. Despite numerous reincarnations and remakes, the original remains unrivaled.

The fact that Nosferatu is a silent film only serves to heighten the suspense. Count Orlok tricked Hutter and his wife Ellen into his castle, where their lives became intertwined, and the film follows their effort to keep their separation from the vampire count at bay.

10.  LET THE RIGHT ONE IN

Let the Right One Inis currently Rotten Tomatoes’ highest-rated vampire film. You can be sure this Swedish horror picture has a lot to live up to. Even if you’re not a fan of the vampire sub-genre, this film is worth your time.

Let the Right One Intell is the story of a 12-year-old kid who finds peace in the company of an odd new girl in his neighborhood. Almost immediately, the child realizes that his new acquaintance is a vampire who has been responsible for a recent run of murders. Everything seems simple enough, but it’s worth your time and emotions to watch it all play out.