Vampires on TV - Giving More Excitement Than Ever Before
It's a vampire invasion on both big screens and the small screens.
With another success from the cast of Twilight for its second installment, rumors have been flying out that they were plans of having it as a TV series.
If it were so the question still stands out as to whether where to concentrate since most of the Twilight thrills were all stated in the book; will they be concentrating it before or after Twilight? What happened with the Cullens before or after the story in Twilight started may be a hit (especially if the episode after the series were to be shown), however, the excitement brought about by vampires being in love and engrossing millions of viewers have already dominated the screens through CWs Vampire Diaries and HBO's True Blood.
There's even Moonlight for crying out loud! Yup, and I thought Angel was already the "It" vampire show; there's a better version not to mention a more realistic show of vampirism lurking like crazy.
We've seen them with big fangs and wrinkled, demonic faces, yet this time they can even go out into the sun and live among humans.
It's a cooler side to the vampires especially with a love story enclosed.
Like ordinary humans they face everyday trials with their not so ordinary problems; and at times these are also brought about by their conflicting feeling for their beloved having trouble whether to choose for blood or for heart (geez!!!).
But like any other love story, plus the action pack stuff with it, these series have definitely gotten such attention.
From our very special television tenant screening services here are the latest vampire flicks that got us hooked-up: True Blood is HBO's version of that vampire love story with the entire southern accent coming up.
It's a different world for the vampires as they are acknowledged and given equal rights like humans.
However the whole silver thing plus their drinking blood is still there-and take note they have their own bar.
However the talented person in this series is Suki (the human girl who fell for the vampire), who can read minds like Edward in Twilight.
Vampire Diaries on the other hand is another love story flick for the teens where Elena is the heroin.
She and her brother were still adjusting from their parents' death when Stefan entered their lives.
Stefan is the vampire in the story whose come-back at Mystic Falls brought along trouble as his brother (and vampire) Damon follows him.
Both now tries to fight for Elena's soul and the good versus evil thing goes on.
In this vampire flick, they add rings that can allow them to come out even when the sun is up and their won vampire tenant screening services which are secretly holding meetings since time immemorial, protecting the people from vampires.
Keeping up with the vamps has really got all of us going however I personally want to verify whether the Twilight TV flick is real or not.
In any case, the way vampires are pictured is something to be fascinated as at present it is more akin to reality.
These are indeed changing times and vampire flicks are a sensation.
With another success from the cast of Twilight for its second installment, rumors have been flying out that they were plans of having it as a TV series.
If it were so the question still stands out as to whether where to concentrate since most of the Twilight thrills were all stated in the book; will they be concentrating it before or after Twilight? What happened with the Cullens before or after the story in Twilight started may be a hit (especially if the episode after the series were to be shown), however, the excitement brought about by vampires being in love and engrossing millions of viewers have already dominated the screens through CWs Vampire Diaries and HBO's True Blood.
There's even Moonlight for crying out loud! Yup, and I thought Angel was already the "It" vampire show; there's a better version not to mention a more realistic show of vampirism lurking like crazy.
We've seen them with big fangs and wrinkled, demonic faces, yet this time they can even go out into the sun and live among humans.
It's a cooler side to the vampires especially with a love story enclosed.
Like ordinary humans they face everyday trials with their not so ordinary problems; and at times these are also brought about by their conflicting feeling for their beloved having trouble whether to choose for blood or for heart (geez!!!).
But like any other love story, plus the action pack stuff with it, these series have definitely gotten such attention.
From our very special television tenant screening services here are the latest vampire flicks that got us hooked-up: True Blood is HBO's version of that vampire love story with the entire southern accent coming up.
It's a different world for the vampires as they are acknowledged and given equal rights like humans.
However the whole silver thing plus their drinking blood is still there-and take note they have their own bar.
However the talented person in this series is Suki (the human girl who fell for the vampire), who can read minds like Edward in Twilight.
Vampire Diaries on the other hand is another love story flick for the teens where Elena is the heroin.
She and her brother were still adjusting from their parents' death when Stefan entered their lives.
Stefan is the vampire in the story whose come-back at Mystic Falls brought along trouble as his brother (and vampire) Damon follows him.
Both now tries to fight for Elena's soul and the good versus evil thing goes on.
In this vampire flick, they add rings that can allow them to come out even when the sun is up and their won vampire tenant screening services which are secretly holding meetings since time immemorial, protecting the people from vampires.
Keeping up with the vamps has really got all of us going however I personally want to verify whether the Twilight TV flick is real or not.
In any case, the way vampires are pictured is something to be fascinated as at present it is more akin to reality.
These are indeed changing times and vampire flicks are a sensation.
