silly games...

[Kristine]

Vain Knotty-Pated Lewdster? 


For the more visually attuned.
Name all the people...
beginner level - name all the vampires and what movie/shows they came from


The expert level... 100 famous people
spoilered for large picture

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[The Right Honourable Mlle Antéchrist]

Villainous Dizzy-Eyed Canker-Blossom for the first one.

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1) Count Chocula
2) Nosferatu
3) Can't remember her name, but I think that's the wife from The Munsters.
4) Lestat from Interview with the Vampire.
5) Chick from Underworld. Don't know her name.
6) Dracula.
7) Spike from Buffy?
8) The Count.
9) Don't know.
10) Don't know. Maybe one of the guys from Vampire Diaries?
11) Blade.
12) Edward from Twilight.

Don't feel like naming everyone in the big image, though I recognize a lot of them.

[Alehksunos]

Shakespeare just called me a "Craven swag-bellied flirt-gill."

• Count Chocula (who didn't have a show, rather a mascot for General-Mill's monster-themed breakfast cereals)
• Nosferatu - eponymous work
• Originally didn't know, but got answered by Miss Antichrist. Therefore I will not leave the answer.
• Also originally didn't know until Miss Antichrist answered it.
• Don't know her name, but also recognizes her from Underworld.
• Dracula - eponymous work
• Spike - Buffy the Vampire Slayer
• The Count - Sesame Street
• Don't know his name either, but my guess is he is from The Lost Boys.
• Don't know either
• Miss Antichrist also answered this guy.
• Edward Cullen - Twilight (lol)

Not going to do the expert course, but I do recognize several of those faces.

[chad sexington]

Dracula - eponymous work

Specifically, Bela Lugosi's Dracula.  Nobody ever uses Christopher Lee...

[RavynousHunter]

And no Alucard or Barnabas Collins.  I am disappoint.

[Alehksunos]

And no Alucard or Barnabas Collins.  I am disappoint.

So I'm not the only person who was disappointed that Alucard was absent (I also confused "The one that didn't get interviewed" {Lestat} as Alucard at first glance).

[Veras]

The Southern Gentleman is Bill Compton from True Blood.

Oh, and Shakespeare called me a fawning, common-kissing maggot pie.

[Mechtaur]

Dracula - eponymous work

Specifically, Bela Lugosi's Dracula.  Nobody ever uses Christopher Lee...

No one ever posts a picture of what Dracula is described as in the book either.

Also, when did Count Orlok become a knockoff? I know he was based on Dracula from the book, but he wasn't a complete copy as far as I know.

[nickiknack]

Villainous knotty-pated flirt-gill

The reason why Count Orlok is labeled  "The Knockoff" is because the movie studio was unable to obtain the rights to the novelization of Dracula, so they made Nosferatu as an unauthorized adaption of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosferatu

[Alehksunos]

It's "Count Orlok," not "Nosferatu?" *head-desk*

(I hate it when I confuse a character's name as the work because I usually know better than that)

[nickiknack]

Well, Count Orlok is the name given to the vampire so, I've always assumed that Nosferatu was the name of the movie.

[JohnE]

Reposting from the Funny Pics thread, because no-one took up the challenge. I can name just over half of them.

[Mechtaur]

Villainous knotty-pated flirt-gill

The reason why Count Orlok is labeled  "The Knockoff" is because the movie studio was unable to obtain the rights to the novelization of Dracula, so they made Nosferatu as an unauthorized adaption of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nosferatu

Eh, fair enough.

Sad that the "Knockoff" is a better show of Dracula than what most people think when they hear "Dracula" though.