The father of all vampire fiction since, this classic is never more terrifying than in the mad Irishmans original.

Despite its mixed reviews, I enjoyed this modern Dracula with all the characters original mystery and with the odd in-joke for those in the know. Great twist at the end.

Using the framework of Nosferatu, this movie takes it in a direction never imagined. Bringing new light to the vampire as a battered soul, a definite must-have.

Anne Rice introduces the characters which will take you on a sensual journey. We begin in colonial New Orleans and move slowly forward. The first in the Vampire Chronicles.

If you've seen the movie, forget it. The Queen has risen and fallen for Lestat. Vampires and humans alike are in mortal danger. Ancient battles and sarcastic fledglings abound.

Superb depiction of the colourful characters. Great for the non-Ricer, but best enjoyed after the book.

We gain more information on Anitas past, as well of the introduction of crazy millionaires and the murderous acts of witches.

Collect the first four Anita Blake books and read on.

Another vampire classic.

Classical vampires meets science in this realistic comic-book adaptation. A modern vampire classic, and a frame for undead movies to come.

A story which has been desired on the internet for decades. Vampires Vs. Lycans. Ancients battling behind modern lovers. Excellent.

Another monumental crossover. Using various literary characters, this comic book tale moves at a hundred miles an hour, but retaining its intelligence.