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* Santi, the teenaged protagonist of ''Escalofrio'' (Spanish for ''Shiver''), has elongated canine teeth, a severe allergic reaction to sunlight and a tendency to view himself as a monster, [[NotUsingTheZedWord though he never actually claims to be a vampire]]. He has no supernatural powers, and his condition causes him no small amount of trouble when he moves to a small town in the countryside and people start turning up with their throats ripped out and their blood drained.

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* Santi, the teenaged protagonist of ''Escalofrio'' (Spanish for ''Shiver''), has elongated canine teeth, a severe allergic reaction to sunlight and a tendency to view himself as a monster, [[NotUsingTheZedWord [[NotUsingTheZWord though he never actually claims to be a vampire]]. He has no supernatural powers, and his condition causes him no small amount of trouble when he moves to a small town in the countryside and people start turning up with their throats ripped out and their blood drained.
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* ''Film/TheInvitation2022'': They are [[DaywalkingVampire unaffected by the sunlight]], don't age but look the same as when they turned, while they're killed with beheading, fire or a stake in the heart. Being gravely wounded can make them undergo RapidAging but won't kill them. They can sprout sharp talons and fangs on command.

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* ''Film/TheInvitation2022'': They are [[DaywalkingVampire unaffected by the sunlight]], don't age but look the same as when they turned, while they're killed with beheading, fire or a stake in the heart. Being gravely wounded can make them undergo RapidAging but won't kill them. They can sprout sharp talons and fangs on command. Also, they don't actually live forever, unless a suitable group is formed from the proper bloodlines, hence everyone's extreme desire to see Evie become Walt's new bride. They've been missing an Alexander for too long
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* ''Film/{{Martin}}'' features a main character who so grossly avoids every major vampire-related trope, that there is some debate whether he actually is a vampire, or just a very disturbed boy. Specifically: he occasionally drinks blood but he admits that it's not necessary in order to keep him alive, he can go outside during the day with no ill consequences, and he has no apparent supernatural abilities (except that he claims to be [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld several hundred years old]]).

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* ''Film/{{Martin}}'' ''Film/{{Martin|1977}}'' features a main character who so grossly avoids every major vampire-related trope, that there is some debate whether he actually is a vampire, or just a very disturbed boy. Specifically: he occasionally drinks blood but he admits that it's not necessary in order to keep him alive, he can go outside during the day with no ill consequences, and he has no apparent supernatural abilities (except that he claims to be [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld several hundred years old]]).
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* ReusableLighterToss: A young woman is attacked by a vampire at a deserted gas station who crawls on top of her car. She drops the fuel dispenser in the process, creating a pool of gasoline which she then sets on fire with a zippo lighter after running away.
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* In ''Film/{{Lifeforce}}'', a.k.a. The Naked Space Vampire Movie, there is a naked vampire from outer space who sucks out people's [[LifeEnergy lifeforce]] (duh). Humans killed in that way rise as lifeforce-sucking vampires themselves, but they're still not from outer space if they weren't before, and they're only naked underneath their clothes. Also, while the space vampires are implied to be immortal, any humans who are turned into quasi-vamps need to regularly keep devouring more lifeforce lest their bodies turns to dust. Plus they can be killed by a leaded iron spike through the "energy centre" two inches ''below'' the heart.

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* In ''Film/{{Lifeforce}}'', ''Film/Lifeforce1985'', a.k.a. The Naked Space Vampire Movie, there is a naked vampire from outer space who sucks out people's [[LifeEnergy lifeforce]] (duh). Humans killed in that way rise as lifeforce-sucking vampires themselves, but they're still not from outer space if they weren't before, and they're only naked underneath their clothes. Also, while the space vampires are implied to be immortal, any humans who are turned into quasi-vamps need to regularly keep devouring more lifeforce lest their bodies turns to dust. Plus they can be killed by a leaded iron spike through the "energy centre" two inches ''below'' the heart.
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* ''Film/LesbianVampireKillers'': These are turned by either the standard bite or a mystical curse. They have all the standard weaknesses, and can also be killed by conventional means. Their blood is white, and they explode when killed. Also they're all lesbians.

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* ''Film/LesbianVampireKillers'': These are turned by either the standard bite or a mystical curse. They have all the standard weaknesses, though water also destroys them, and can also be killed by conventional means. Their blood is white, and they explode when killed. Also they're all lesbians.
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* ''Film/{{Daybreakers}}'': Vampires are pale, have yellow eyes and fangs, no reflections, and a tendency to burst into flame in direct sunlight. They're also the dominant race on earth, and have hunted down humans to the point that they're literally an endangered species. This is generally not a good thing, especially given that blood-deprived vampires gradually mutate into mindless bat-monsters, and vampire blood only serves to hasten the change. Unfortunately, the fact that anyone bitten and not killed will become a vampire no doubt made it hard to avoid before society's infrastructure was remodeled. [[spoiler: Vampires can be restored to humanity by controlled exposure to sunlight -- and by drinking the blood of a former vampire.]]
* ''Film/{{Deathdream}}'': These are resurrected by the intensity of their loved ones' desire for them to live, and use injections to drink blood instead of biting. They're utterly detached from their emotions, but get much more animated at night. If they go too long without eating they rot away, but cannot be killed by normal means.

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* ''Film/{{Daybreakers}}'': Vampires are pale, have yellow eyes and fangs, no reflections, and a tendency to burst into flame in direct sunlight. They're also the dominant race on earth, earth and have hunted down humans to the point that they're literally an endangered species. This is generally not a good thing, especially given that blood-deprived vampires gradually mutate into mindless bat-monsters, and vampire blood only serves to hasten the change. Unfortunately, the fact that anyone bitten and not killed will become a vampire no doubt made it hard to avoid before society's infrastructure was remodeled. [[spoiler: Vampires can be restored to humanity by controlled exposure to sunlight -- and by drinking the blood of a former vampire.]]
* ''Film/{{Deathdream}}'': These are resurrected by the intensity of their loved ones' desire for them to live, live and use injections to drink blood instead of biting. They're utterly detached from their emotions, emotions but get much more animated at night. If they go too long without eating eating, they rot away, but cannot be killed by normal means.



* ''Les Avaleuses/Female Vampire'': Countess Irina sucks her victims' lifeforce out through their sexual organs at the moment of ecstasy. It's not a porn film per se, though there is at least one hardcore version of it extant. And it really [[IncrediblyLamePun sucks to be her]], because she has trouble maintaining a relationship.

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* ''Les Avaleuses/Female Vampire'': Countess Irina sucks her victims' lifeforce out through their sexual organs at the moment of ecstasy. It's not a porn film per se, though there is at least one hardcore version of it extant. And it really [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} sucks to be her]], because she has trouble maintaining a relationship.
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* In the American remake of the above, ''Film/LetMeIn'', Abby has many of the same qualities as Eli, including the need to be invited in and issues eating normal food. She also has a feral GameFace that comes out when she's hungry or needs blood.
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* ''Film/TheresaAndAllison'': They can be killed through [[OffWithHisHead beheading]], [[WeakenedbyTheLight sunlight]], [[KillItWithFire fire]] and [[WoodenStake stakes]]. However, garlic and holy water don't harm them. They can appear in mirrors though, and also don't [[VampireInvitation need an invitation]] to go inside of someone's home. Also, they can't [[{{Flying}} fly]] or [[VoluntaryShapeshifting transform]]. They can grow "drunk" on blood too. Eating normal food makes them violently ill. Animal blood doesn't suffice-it makes them sick. They have [[SuperSenses enhanced hearing and smell]], being able to discern people at a great distance this way, including with details such as their blood type, if they're drunk etc. Vampires themselves have no scent, and they can detect others due to it. Once turned, as usual, they [[TheAgeless don't age]] or get sick from any ordinary disease. They can go a few days usually before have to feed again.

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* ''Film/TheresaAndAllison'': They can be killed through [[OffWithHisHead beheading]], [[WeakenedbyTheLight sunlight]], [[KillItWithFire fire]] and [[WoodenStake stakes]]. However, garlic and holy water don't harm them. They can appear in mirrors though, and also don't [[VampireInvitation need an invitation]] to go inside of someone's home. Also, they can't [[{{Flying}} [[{{Flight}} fly]] or [[VoluntaryShapeshifting transform]]. They can grow "drunk" on blood too. Eating normal food makes them violently ill. Animal blood doesn't suffice-it makes them sick. They have [[SuperSenses enhanced hearing and smell]], being able to discern people at a great distance this way, including with details such as their blood type, if they're drunk etc. Vampires themselves have no scent, and they can detect others due to it. Once turned, as usual, they [[TheAgeless don't age]] or get sick from any ordinary disease. They can go a few days usually before have to feed again.
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* ''Film/TheresaAndAllison'': They can be killed through [[OffWithHisHead beheading]], [[WeakenedbyTheLight sunlight]], [[KillItWithFire fire]] and [[WoodenStake stakes]]. However, garlic and holy water don't harm them. They can appear in mirrors though, and also don't [[VampireInvitation need an invitation]] to go inside of someone's home. Also, they can't [[{{Flying}} fly]] or [[VoluntaryShapeshifting transform]]. They can grow "drunk" on blood too. Eating normal food makes them violently ill. Animal blood doesn't suffice-it makes them sick. They have [[SuperSenses enhanced hearing and smell]], being able to discern people at a great distance this way, including with details such as their blood type, if they're drunk etc. Vampires themselves have no scent, and they can detect others due to it. Once turned, as usual, they [[TheAgeless don't age]] or get sick from any ordinary disease. They can go a few days usually before have to feed again.
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* ''Film/FrightNight2NewBlood'': Vampires here are harmed by crosses or holy water and can't go into holy ground. They [[MissingReflection don't show up on cameras]] either, and also [[VampiresSleepInCoffins sleep in coffins]]. {{Wooden stake}}s can kill them, but it has to pierce the heart. They can turn into a [[OneWingedAngel monstrous form]]. They also have {{telepathy}} and {{telekinesis}}, using them with victims. Also, they are normally [[WeakenedByTheLight harmed by sunlight]] but can [[DaywalkingVampire become immune]] through draining a virgin born at midnight. They can also [[HealingFactor quickly heal from most injuries]] and [[SuperSenses use echolocation]] like a bat. Here, anyone bitten becomes a vampire automatically themselves too.

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* ''Film/FrightNight2NewBlood'': Vampires here are harmed by crosses or holy water and can't go into holy ground. They [[MissingReflection don't show up on cameras]] either, and also [[VampiresSleepInCoffins sleep in coffins]]. {{Wooden stake}}s can kill them, but it has to pierce the heart. They can turn into a [[OneWingedAngel monstrous form]]. They also have {{telepathy}} and {{telekinesis}}, using them with victims. Also, they are normally [[WeakenedByTheLight harmed by sunlight]] but can [[DaywalkingVampire become immune]] through draining a virgin born at midnight.midnight under the blood moon. They can also [[HealingFactor quickly heal from most injuries]] and [[SuperSenses use echolocation]] like a bat. Here, anyone bitten becomes a vampire automatically themselves too.
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* ''Film/FrightNight2NewBlood'': Vampires here are harmed by crosses or holy water and can't go into holy ground. They [[MissingReflection don't show up on cameras]] either, and also [[VampiresSleepInCoffins sleep in coffins]]. {{Wooden stake}}s can kill them, but it has to pierce the heart. They can turn into a [[OneWingedAngel monstrous form]]. They also have {{telepathy}} and {{telekinesis}}, using them with victims. Also, they are normally [[WeakenedByTheLight harmed by sunlight]] but can [[DaywalkingVampire become immune]] through draining a virgin born at midnight. They can also [[HealingFactor quickly heal from most injuries]] and [[SuperSenses use echolocation]] like a bat.

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* ''Film/FrightNight2NewBlood'': Vampires here are harmed by crosses or holy water and can't go into holy ground. They [[MissingReflection don't show up on cameras]] either, and also [[VampiresSleepInCoffins sleep in coffins]]. {{Wooden stake}}s can kill them, but it has to pierce the heart. They can turn into a [[OneWingedAngel monstrous form]]. They also have {{telepathy}} and {{telekinesis}}, using them with victims. Also, they are normally [[WeakenedByTheLight harmed by sunlight]] but can [[DaywalkingVampire become immune]] through draining a virgin born at midnight. They can also [[HealingFactor quickly heal from most injuries]] and [[SuperSenses use echolocation]] like a bat. Here, anyone bitten becomes a vampire automatically themselves too.
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* ''Film/FrightNight2NewBlood'': Vampires here are harmed by crosses or holy water and can't go into holy ground. They [[MissingReflection don't show up on cameras]] either, and also [[VampiresSleepInCoffins sleep in coffins]]. {{Wooden stake}}s can kill them, but it has to pierce the heart. They can turn into a [[OneWingedAngel monstrous form]]. They also have {{telepathy}} and {{telekinesis}}, using them with victims. Also, they are normally [[WeakenedByTheLight harmed by sunlight]] but can [[DaywalkingVampire become immune]] through draining a virgin born at midnight. They can also [[HealingFactor quickly heal from most injuries]] and [[SuperSenses use echolocation]] like a bat.
* ReusableLighterToss: A young woman is attacked by a vampire at a deserted gas station who crawls on top of her car. She drops the fuel dispenser in the process, creating a pool of gasoline which she then sets on fire with a zippo lighter after running away.
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* ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'' has vampires as SnakePeople. The usual weakness toward Christian crosses is also averted. Oh, and they function in daylight [[TakeThat without having]] [[Literature/{{Twilight}} to sparkle]]. The book of which it is based might present the same ideas.

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* ''Film/TheLairOfTheWhiteWorm'' has vampires as SnakePeople. The usual weakness toward Christian crosses is also averted. Oh, and they [[DaywalkingVampire function in daylight [[TakeThat without having]] [[Literature/{{Twilight}} to sparkle]].daylight]]. The book of which it is based might present the same ideas.
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* The 1973 {{Blaxploitation}}/horror film ''Ganja & Hess'' involves an archaeologist (played by Duane Jones, of ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead1968'' fame) who develops vampirism after getting stabbed with an ancient sacrificial knife at a dig.

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* The 1973 {{Blaxploitation}}/horror film ''Ganja & Hess'' ''Film/GanjaAndHess'' involves an archaeologist (played by Duane Jones, of ''Film/NightOfTheLivingDead1968'' fame) who develops vampirism after getting stabbed with an ancient sacrificial knife at a dig.
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* ''Film/TheBreed2001'' had vampires that are essentially a genetic offshoot of humans. They have kept hidden from humans by inventing a synthetic blood substitute. They can go out in the sun but wear glasses because it hurts their eyes. They're affected by silver and fire, but not holy objects or garlic. Not every human can be turned; a number are immune. They do have enhanced strength and senses.
* ''Film/BramStokersDracula'' is mostly true to the tropes of the original novel. However it also gives Dracula the ability to transform into a werewolf like creature, as well as another one that resembles a humanoid bat.

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* ''Film/BramStokersDracula'' is mostly true to the tropes of the original novel. However it also gives Dracula the ability to transform into a werewolf like creature, as well as another one that resembles a humanoid bat.
* ''Film/TheBreed2001'' had has vampires that are essentially a genetic offshoot of humans. They have kept hidden from humans by inventing a synthetic blood substitute. They can go out in the sun but wear glasses because it hurts their eyes. They're affected by silver and fire, but not holy objects or garlic. Not every human can be turned; a number are immune. They do have enhanced strength and senses.
* ''Film/BramStokersDracula'' is mostly true to the tropes of the original novel. However it also gives Dracula the ability to transform into a werewolf like creature, as well as another one that resembles a humanoid bat.
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* ''The Breed'' had vampires that were essentially a genetic offshoot of humans. They had kept hidden from humans by inventing a synthetic blood substitute. They could go out in the sun but wore glasses because it hurt their eyes. They were affected by silver and fire, but not holy objects or garlic. And not every human in their world could be turned, a number were immune. They did have enhanced strength and senses.

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* ''The Breed'' ''Film/TheBreed2001'' had vampires that were are essentially a genetic offshoot of humans. They had have kept hidden from humans by inventing a synthetic blood substitute. They could can go out in the sun but wore wear glasses because it hurt hurts their eyes. They were They're affected by silver and fire, but not holy objects or garlic. And not Not every human in their world could can be turned, turned; a number were are immune. They did do have enhanced strength and senses.
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* Lampshaded in ''Film/Renfield2023'': [[spoiler:There's so much conflicting vampire lore out there that even Renfield isn't actually sure what can really kill Dracula, so he and Rebecca just try ''[[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill everything]]'' and hope it'll stick. Even when they've chopped up his body and mixed it into cement cubes they pour into the sewer, Renfield thinks he'll probably come back from ''that'' eventually, just not for a long time.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie2TheSecondPart'': They're nonthreatening, attractive teenage vampires who talk about being in love but also how they can't be in a relationship, with pale blue skin and hair so sparkly it's crystalline.
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* ''Film/BloodRayne'': For one thing, plain, ordinary water acts like HollywoodAcid on them. And, according to at least one shot, it also acts like it on their SHOES. It appears they can be killed with ordinary damage from swords (e.g. having their throat cut or stabbed in the heart), plus sunlight and holy objects (like crosses) harm them. Crossing water is also apparently fatal. Kagan is seeking objects that can counter all the weaknesses vampires have, to act unimpeded. Unlike in other works, they also often fight with ordinary weapons such as swords.
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* In ''Film/MyBestFriendIsAVampire'', "living" vampires, such as protagonist Jeremy and mentor Modoc, are at most irritated by sunlight ("dead" vampires apparently have more trouble with it). They age at 1/10th human rate, and for the most part are FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire types who live on animal blood from butcher shops. They do have the classic weakness to garlic, and like anyone else don't have much of a tolerance for a wooden stake through the chest. Crosses don't bother them (Jeremy at one point walks into a church with no trouble), they have minor mind-control abilities, and they can morph into wolves.

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* In ''Film/MyBestFriendIsAVampire'', "living" vampires, such as protagonist Jeremy and mentor Modoc, are at most irritated by sunlight ("dead" vampires apparently have more trouble with it). They age at 1/10th human rate, and for the most part are FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire types who live on animal blood from butcher shops. They do have the classic weakness to garlic, and like anyone else don't have much of a tolerance for a wooden stake through the chest. Crosses don't bother them (Jeremy at one point walks into a church with no trouble), they have minor mind-control abilities, and they can morph into wolves. Shooting them doesn't even damage clothing, as Modoc demonstrates to the bumbling "vampire hunters" (he also seems a bit amused by their belief that silver bullets would do any good against a vampire).
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* In ''Film/MyBestFriendIsAVampire'', "living" vampires, such as protagonist Jeremy and mentor Modoc, are at most irritated by sunlight ("dead" vampires apparently have more trouble with it). They age at 1/10th human rate, and for the most part are FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire types who live on animal blood from butcher shops. They do have the classic weakness to garlic, and like anyone else don't have much of a tolerance for a wooden stake through the chest. Crosses don't bother them (Jeremy at one point walks into a church with no trouble), they have minor mind-control abilities, and they can morph into wolves.
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* ''Film/DaughtersOfDarkness'': These are vain people who drink blood to stay young and beautiful forever. They keep mortal thralls, whom they seduce into their control. They don;t have fangs, and have to cut throats before drinking.

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* ''Film/DaughtersOfDarkness'': ''Film/DaughtersOfDarkness1971'': These are vain people who drink blood to stay young and beautiful forever. They keep mortal thralls, whom they seduce into their control. They don;t have fangs, and have to cut throats before drinking.

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* In ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'', vampires have super strength and speed (so fast that humans cannot even see them move) which increases as they age with no defined limit. They also have other powers like mind-reading and walking on walls, but such abilities vary from vampire to vampire. They can't transform into animals like bats or wolves, but one of them is shown to be able to fly (or at least [[PowerFloats levitate]]). They don't spread "the dark gift" purely by biting; they have to mix their blood with the victim, a la Dracula. They stop aging when they are turned, making [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld ancient child]] vampires possible, and forbidden to create. Their unchanging nature is exemplified when their hair is cut: it immediately grows back to the way it was at the time they were turned. Interestingly, they do cast reflections. All the "traditional" methods of dealing with vampires like wooden stakes through the heart, holy symbols, crosses, holy water, garlic, silver, etc are dismissed by one vampire as "nonsense", implying that they have no vulnerability to them. Sunlight still burns them to a crisp and it is shown that decapitation or [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe bisection]] will kill them, but it seems that only another vampire has the strength and speed to kill one. Fire will also (eventually) kill them but not always, depending on how quickly they act to put out the flames. They require copious amounts of blood every night to survive, with humans as their largest supply. They can [[VegetarianVampire survive on animals]], but that diet only keeps them just above starvation. They can only consume "live" blood, coming from victims whose hearts are still beating. Consuming "dead" blood from a corpse will weaken them considerably, if not outright kill them (older vampires like Lestat appear to be strong enough to survive the consumption of dead blood). Vampires in the film are extremely rare and seem to be unable to psychologically endure immortality for long (or adapt quickly enough to the changing world), the oldest one being merely 400 years old[[note]]In the [[Literature/TheVampireChronicles source material]], vampires are found that up to 6000 years old; the 400 year old vampire in question was either lying(he actually had good reason to) or really did think that he was the oldest in the world at that juncture in the storyline[[/note]].

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* In ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'', vampires have super strength and speed (so fast that humans cannot even see them move) which increases as they age with no defined limit. They also have other powers like mind-reading and walking on walls, but such abilities vary from vampire to vampire. They can't transform into animals like bats or wolves, but one of them is shown to be able to fly (or at least [[PowerFloats levitate]]). They don't spread "the dark gift" purely by biting; they have to mix their blood with the victim, a la Dracula. They stop aging when they are turned, making [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld ancient child]] vampires possible, and forbidden to create. Their unchanging nature is exemplified when their hair is cut: it immediately grows back to the way it was at the time they were turned. Interestingly, they do cast reflections. All the "traditional" methods of dealing with vampires like wooden stakes through the heart, holy symbols, crosses, holy water, garlic, silver, etc are dismissed by one vampire as "nonsense", implying that they have no vulnerability to them. Sunlight still burns them to a crisp and it is shown that decapitation or [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe bisection]] will kill them, but it seems that only another vampire has the strength and speed to kill one. Fire will also (eventually) kill them but not always, depending on how quickly they act to put out the flames. They require copious amounts of blood every night to survive, with humans as their largest supply. They can [[VegetarianVampire survive on animals]], but that diet only keeps them just above starvation. They can only consume "live" blood, coming from victims whose hearts are still beating. Consuming "dead" blood from a corpse will weaken them considerably, if not outright kill them (older vampires like Lestat appear to be strong enough to survive the consumption of dead blood). Vampires in the film are extremely rare and seem to be unable to psychologically endure immortality for long (or adapt quickly enough to the changing world), the oldest one being merely 400 years old[[note]]In old.[[note]]In the [[Literature/TheVampireChronicles source material]], vampires are found that are up to 6000 years old; the 400 year old vampire in question was either lying(he lying (he actually had good reason to) or really did think that he was the oldest in the world at that juncture in the storyline[[/note]].storyline.[[/note]]
* ''Film/TheInvitation2022'': They are [[DaywalkingVampire unaffected by the sunlight]], don't age but look the same as when they turned, while they're killed with beheading, fire or a stake in the heart. Being gravely wounded can make them undergo RapidAging but won't kill them. They can sprout sharp talons and fangs on command.
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* ''Film/{{Kwaidan}}'': {{Yukionna}} are shown to be vampiric {{Youkai}} as opposed to the ghosts of the rest of the film. They resemble beautiful pale women that absorb people's blood, causing them to freeze to death. They can call upon blizzards, but resemble humans when not doing so. They can even reproduce with humans.
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* ''Film/EmbraceOfTheVampire2013'': The film's vampire shows the usual [[WeakenedByTheLight lethal vulnerability to the sun]]. Vampires lack other common weaknesses however, with a superhuman [[SuperSpeed speed]] and [[SuperStrength strength]]. Drinking blood from a virgin of the bloodline which created them will also restore a vampire's original human form.

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