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80's Vampire Comedies

Started by crackers, June 05, 2011, 05:11:55 AM

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crackers

I watched both My Best Friend's A Vampire and Once Bitten the other day. I hadn't seen them since they came out and forgot how good they were.

Can you guys recommend any more?

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Jack

Vamp's an old favorite of mine.  Dedee Pfeiffer as Amaretto is very memorable   :thumbup:  Transylvania 6-5000 is a good fun time too.
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66Crush

The original "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" movie is actually quite campy. It's nothing like the TV series. "Fright Night" has some funny moments even though it's not a comedy, same with "The Lost Boys." "Dracula: Dead and Loving it" is from the early 90's but it has Leslie Neilson in it and it's hilarious.

crackers

I really like the original Buffy film, especially the Paul Rubens death scene.

AndyC

Just a bit before the 80s, but Love at First Bite is pretty funny, especially Arte Johnson as Renfield.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGaIaN8r7lo
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thetoxicone

I guess I'll throw Mark Pirro's A Polish Vampire in Burbank into the mix for this topic.  Haven't seen it in quite some time since I moved on to dvd and packed away my vhs collection.

JaseSF

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^ Crackers has already seen that one.

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Oops!! Sorry! Like AHD always tells me, I do need to read and re-read (my memory's terrible!) posts over and over again. Yeah I need an embarrassed smiley...
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Doggett

Fright Night seems like tghe obvious one to me.

But Grace Jones was fangtastic in Vamp.



Does The Lost Boys count? I have the soundtrack to tghat and thats really all I remember of it. Not as big a fan as most people.
                                             

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melvinthemopboy3

This came out in '90, but James Bond III's Def By Temptation was a really interesting movie. Sort of like if Spike Lee made a vampire movie (not quite as good as that description, but you get the idea). Definitely worth watching if you're into offbeat vampire films.

WilliamWeird1313



I want to recommend Vampires On Bikini Beach. But I also don't want to actually RECOMMEND Vampires On Bikini Beach.


So instead I'll just say I'm glad you enjoyed My Best Friend Is A Vampire (it's a long-held personal favorite of mine), and I'll leave you with the BEST scene from Once Bitten:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jnlu6irju8

PS> Karen Kopins is hawt! She is the one reason, the ONLY reason, I recently went and paid good money for a VHS copy of Archie: Return To Riverdale at a local thrift store recently. God, I love that woman. I wish she'd done more movies. ::sigh:: ::swoon::

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Beverly Hills Vamp (1989)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kdqHejRQQA

I have way too many Fred Olen Ray movies  :lookingup: