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To bite or not to bite

Young Dracula may be a children's bbc show but it's a damn good one. The script is witty and funny, and the characters are entertaining and memorable. 

Vlad is a 12-year old vampire, who moves to Britain with his family after being chased by angry peasant mobs back in Transylvania. However, Vlad doesn't want to be a vampire - he prefers to befriend the neighbours instead of biting them, an attitude which his father disapproves of. 

If you're feeling that the recent vampire literature being churned out isn't, well, vampiric enough then you're absolutely right. Edward in Twilight doesn't live in a castle, burn in sunlight or even sleep in a coffin. And synthetic blood in True Blood is an interesting twist to the genre, but like everything fake in life it just isn't as sexy as the real thing.

What makes this show so great is the fact that it's so nasty. Causing havoc, draining humans of their blood, being selfish, betraying friends and family and being as evil as possible is most admirable if you're a vampire.

Forget about being nice. Put your capes on and watch this on YouTube.
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You’ve changed; are you dating a vampire?

So there’s been immense hype surround Twilight, a cinematic adaptation of Stephanie Meyer’s vampiric teenage romp. I finally got around to watching it but I must confess, I only saw it because my housemate had downloaded it. That said, I will admit this movie is probably the best teen flick I have ever seen. More mature than Harry Potter, greater heart than Lord of the Rings; this movie goes for the jugular by striking upon themes of growing pains, love and self virtue.

Bella, toughing out a dreary relationship with her father and struggling to find her place at a new school becomes both frustrated and enthralled by the mysteriously vague and distant Ed Cullen. Love blossoms, slowly. I mean eternal immortality passes by the time Ed moves his lips to contact Bella. Playful Tarzan maneuvers through the forest soon clot away when blood lust converges with human necks.
While we learn nothing about any character who is not a hot vampire or dating one, this film pulsatingly succulent. Can’t wait for the next!

Baseball has nothing on quidditch!

Mike
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