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When Did Vampires Become Hot?

 

You’re not going to believe when vampires started to become romanticized. I thought it was maybe sometime in the era of the 80s when The Lost Boys horror film was released. 

It’s a fantastic vampire film that doesn’t hold back on the brutality, and it’s one of the best horror films ever made in the late 80s.

I’m most likely going to talk about this film sometime in October on Medium, I love watching this movie during the Halloween season. 

Super random to bring this up, but I thought the main character was so cute, he is probably the hottest vampire I have ever seen lol. That dude was fine. 

Hot vampires actually became a thing in the 1820s.

Yeah. 

It started that long ago. 

Isn’t that impressive?

Around this time, vampires were beginning the trend of looking like hot dudes who appear wealthy or mysterious, that would prey on beautiful women. 

I can see why writers started to choose this route for these types of monsters. It’s genius, and it’s perfect for these types of creatures. How else are they going to be able to catch their prey?

Blood sucking freaks can be kind of hot, I guess.

Like come on, look at the black and white vampire film that was released back in 1931. Dracula was probably the first film to show a hot vampire. 

He was so captivating, who couldn’t resist an actual creature of the night?

Well, if you were hypnotized by the creature with his powers, that’s a completely different story. After that I think it’s safe to say that you are toast. :)


 

Thank you for reading!

Emy Quinn

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