Nice idea from Trollheart. Noticed nobody has included any Dracula films, unless that's going to be a separate topic.
Dracula- The original Dracula film with Lugosi that started the whole Universal horror film cycle in the 30s and 40s. The film has some trouble with pacing but hell this was something new for 1931 and Dwight Fyre as Renfield steals the show.
Dracula's Daughter- Stylish follow-up to the previous film with an exotic Gloria Holden.
Nosferatu the Vampyre - Anything with Klaus Kinski in is worth watching even when its bad, but luckily this one is just the opposite and teams him Kinski with Werner Herzog and Bruno Ganz.
Nosferatu - Vintage silent classic and still revered today.
Horror of Dracula- The Hammer revamp of the series with Christopher Lee.
The Brides of Dracula- One of Hammer's most stylish horrors and features a Dracula cult and Dracula doesn't even appear.
Dracula A.D 1972- One of the first Dracula films to be set in a modern day setting.
From Dusk til Dawn- Great example of a cult film and the first Rodriguez film I think I ever saw.
Near Dark- Always been a fan of this western type vampire movie and another cult film.
Shadow of the Vampire- Great film with a great performance by Willem Dafoe.
and Buffy the Vampire Slayer the tv series was always great fun
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