So this is a piece of news you can really sink your teeth into (pun intended), the latest story going around is that Stephen Dorff is going to be reprising his role as Deacon Frost for a Deacon Frost Trilogy that is a prequel to the first Blade movie. Stephen Dorff has confirmed it, in fact this entire project is his idea. And Stephen Norrington, the director of the first Blade and the man who will be directing the Deacon Frost trilogy has confirmed it himself as well.
This is great news for everyone who wants to see vampires on the screen that have some real bite... Hopefully this is a project that will come to fruition and that we will be seeing on the big screen in the very near future.
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So after doing some research I found out about a community called Black Swan which is a group of people who willingly donate to vampires. Apparently some vampires need blood while other's require more of a energy feeding. The donor's and the vampires a like don't claim to be like the ones in the movies; they aren't immortal, garlic doesn't hurt them ect.
What makes them a vampire is that they are born with energy deficiencies and they need to acquire that energy through others; i.e. blood feeding and energy feeding. If you would like to know more about this community please click on the following link:
Black Swan Website...
This is a interview that contains answers from two different vampires; Sarasvati and Zilchy. One is a woman the other is a man. Their answers seem real, they don't claim to be the immortal vampires from the movies and books. They do drink blood but only a very small amount from willing and clean donors, the sunlight doesn't kill them but it does make them uncomfortable. Garlic, crosses, silver have no abnormal effect on them. But decapitation would kill them, just like it would a regular human. For all the details and to make a decision for yourself read the full interview and give me your opinions.
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While I was looking up more information about vampires trying to find out if they are real or fake I came across this interesting interview. Supposedly it is a interview with a real vampire, a vampire called Peter, he would only give out his first name. He was born in 1712 near Charleston S.C. and was turned when he was 17 years old, by a very beautiful woman. Its hard to tell from just reading this interview if Peter is a real vampire or just a man who claims to be one.
The man who interviewed him did say that while he has never met Peter in person he did part of the interview over the phone and said he just sounds so real. Part of him still has doubts that Peter is a vampire but he said Peter himself really believes it.
Read the interview for yourself and comment below telling me what you think. Is Peter a real vampire or not?
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