Vampire movies have been popular since the turn of the 20th century but some older films still manage to stand the test of time. ... sharp fangs, and mottled skin, ...

Still, this lively subculture accounts for just a fraction of the fangs sold globally each year: Launched in 1993, Scarecrow Vampire Fangs now supplies around 250,000 sets of fangs to over 35 ...

And although Bela Lugosi's 1931 portrayal of Dracula may not have come with fangs, that didn't stop other films and television shows from making fangs integral to the vampire subculture.

Nicolas Cage has bit back at claims he was “frosty” on the set of new vampire film Renfield and blamed the awkward fake ... maybe because I still had the fangs in my mouth that made me ...

Before Edward Cullen and the Salvatore brothers graced our screens, we had Tom Cruise in a blonde wig and a pair of fangs. We’re talking about the 1994 film Interview With the Vampire, of course ...

Over one hundred years on, Nosferatu’s fangs are as sharp as ever. ... F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu: A Symphony Of Horror was the first and is arguably still the best vampire movie.