Vampire Movie Poster Picks

Seems like ever since summer started Moeruhime has dominated all our internet access just to download her addiction for the season.  I don’t want to mention her addiction right here as if you go to her own blog, you’d see them plastered everywhere and mentioned every entry.  Just take a look for yourself, moeruhime.i.ph.

Most of us have been busy, basically, living.  As classes started today, and with Moeru Hime starting next week, we have more time having our turn on the internet.  We do have our own computers.  But everytime we’re online, she bugs us to put in Keyhole so she can watch her addiction in real time.  We’d love to put Keyhole in.  But, we, as big brothers, are afraid that she might not do anything else anymore.

Enough about our littlest sister.  Moving on to me.

For a film fanatic, I’m guilty of not following the Cannes Film Festival closely.  Filipino Director Brilliante “Dante” Mendoza won best director in this year’s festival for his movie KINATAY (another oops! for me as I haven’t seen the movie — due to the fact that I don’t know where to catch it — I know excuses)

But it is Park Chan Wook’s creation that stirred my interest once more.  Winning the third top honor — JURY PRIZE — for THIRST revived my engrossment for Vampire literature in all medium.  For me, the combination of Park Chan Wook and Vampires is priceless.  [Sadly, it seems that it paled in comparison to OLDBOY (which will soon be bastardized by Hollywood) as OLDBOY got up to 2nd honors]

In SNARKERATI, they posted the TOP 70 VAMPIRE MOVIES OF ALL TIME. I mostly agree with their choices.  However, as this was posted a couple of years back, a handful of great Vampire movies have come out already that didn’t make the cut.  Here are my additions to the list — and what do you know — it’s also posters I’d like to have on my bedroom wall (which will eventually adorn my own condo unit once I get to own one).

I’ll have to cut here since heavy graphics are on its way.

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