Top 100 Horror Films

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44. VAMPYRE (1932)

One of the most disturbing films of all time. David Lynch MUSt have seen this.

What I found so creepy and unexpected the first time I saw this one was

SPOILER!

the vampire wasn't a slick Hungarian or a rat-faced German, but a little old lady.

That is because the film was based, in part, on J. Sheridan Le Fanu's "Carmilla," which features a vampiress as the villainess.

As was BLOOD and ROSES (1960) and the VAMPIRE LOVERS (1970).