Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="InzeladunMaster" data-source="post: 2126883" data-attributes="member: 9774">I do not like those kinds of vampires.&nbsp; Too &quot;Anne Rice&quot; and/or &quot;Angel&quot; for me.&nbsp; No offence meant to those people who like that sort of vampire, but I found Louis (from Anne Rice's &quot;Interview with the Vampire&quot; and its innumerable sequals) and Angel (from &quot;Buffy the Vampire Slayer&quot;) to be sissies.&nbsp; Being morally conflicted and full of angst is not strong.&nbsp; It is sissy.&nbsp; I don't care how strong they were in a fight or how cute they looked on screen - to me, they were sissies.&nbsp;&nbsp; (Louis deserved to be Lestat's butt-monkey.&nbsp; That is how sissy he was.&nbsp; Of course, all of Anne Rice's vampires are homosexual, but that is another issue.)Vampires should be like Dracula (from Bram Stoker's novel and countless movies), Barlow (from S. King's &quot;'Salem's Lot&quot;), Carmilla (a Lesbian vampiress from the novella &quot;Carmilla,&quot; one of the inspirations for the literary Dracula) or Christabel (the Lesbian vampire from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem, &quot;Christabel).&nbsp; These monsters relished in their lusts and hungers.&nbsp; Even though he was occasionally pained by his hungers (usually because his vampirism interfered with his goals a lot), even Barnabas Collins (of Dark Shadows) was a great vampire who usually loved the chaos he caused.I'd rather hunt the undead, ESPECIALLY if the other alternative is to play a sissy.&nbsp; I'd rather play a Dracula- or Barlow- or Carmilla-type strong vampire than a Louis- or Angel-type sissy vampire.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="InzeladunMaster, post: 2126883, member: 9774"] I do not like those kinds of vampires. Too "Anne Rice" and/or "Angel" for me. No offence meant to those people who like that sort of vampire, but I found Louis (from Anne Rice's "Interview with the Vampire" and its innumerable sequals) and Angel (from "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") to be sissies. Being morally conflicted and full of angst is not strong. It is sissy. I don't care how strong they were in a fight or how cute they looked on screen - to me, they were sissies. (Louis [I]deserved[/I] to be Lestat's butt-monkey. That is how sissy he was. Of course, all of Anne Rice's vampires are homosexual, but that is another issue.) Vampires should be like Dracula (from Bram Stoker's novel and countless movies), Barlow (from S. King's "'Salem's Lot"), Carmilla (a Lesbian vampiress from the novella "Carmilla," one of the inspirations for the literary Dracula) or Christabel (the Lesbian vampire from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem, "Christabel). These monsters relished in their lusts and hungers. Even though he was occasionally pained by his hungers (usually because his vampirism interfered with his goals a lot), even Barnabas Collins (of Dark Shadows) was a great vampire who usually loved the chaos he caused. I'd rather hunt the undead, ESPECIALLY if the other alternative is to play a sissy. I'd rather play a Dracula- or Barlow- or Carmilla-type strong vampire than a Louis- or Angel-type sissy vampire. [/QUOTE]

Verification