With the popularity of all things vampire going full steam ahead thanks to the likes of Twilight and True Blood, Entertainment Weekly decided to cash in on some of the buzz and include their choices for the top 20 vamps of all time in their latest issue. Naturally the lead vamps in both movies make the list, with Twilight's Edward Cullen barely beaing out TB's resident vampires Bill and Eric, nabbing the number 4 spot. Knocking the sparkle slinging Edward from a higher ranking were old school blood suckers such as Bela Lugosi and Christopher Lee's Dracula, who ranked at numbers 3 and 2, respectively. So which memorable night crawler received the coveted title of the most notable vampire in history? Why none other than Lestat, Anne Rice's original HVIC...See the Entire List at Slacker Chic
DISCLAIMER: This posting was submitted by a user of the site not from The Insider editorial staff. All users have acknowledged and agreed that the submission of their story and its contents is in compliance with our Terms of Use.
Chace Crawford tops people magazine's list of the hottest bachelor's of 2009! Thoughts?
Subscribe to our RSS Feed
Comments (2)
if edward was number four then why even look at the rest of the list? i have to agree witht the anonymous comment poster your credibility just went down the drain
Really?
REALLY?
You put Edward as number 4? Did you hear that crashing sound? It was your credibility. Go to your local library, and check out Bram Stoker's Dracula. Like Twilight, it is a love story between a human...