Nivedita Ramakrishnan
The blood-sucking beasts of myth have all but got us wrapped in the 'charm' that modern prose has brought forward. Nonetheless, vampires have always been an interesting theme for many things and movies aren't left out, of course!
First of the Twilight saga where Edward Cullen and Bella Swan's romance takes flight. Though it has many differences from the novel, it was a much-awaited, huge hit.
New Moon was the hot anticipation for more than half of the female population for it featured the Quileute boys--shirtless!
Edward returns and the drama takes a whole new turn when there's new vampire out there wanting to kill his love. This movie set hearts racing, and is notable for the jealousy shown profoundly between Jacob and Edward.
Bella marries Edward, and the fiasco then unleashes with full-on gripping fear and drama that doesn't fail to keep you hooked!
Renesmee is born, the vampire rulers get ready to kill the Cullen clan while the Cullen clan gathers witnesses to prevent that and oh boy! So much goes on, and it proves to be a good finale.
I hear that this parody of the Twilight Saga is an absolute must-watch! I've watched it and personally think that the movie is thoroughly funny.
Many might have unheard of this, but its in fact a popular franchise. It talks of vampirism in reality and people say its worth a watch.
Nosferatu is the unofficial version of Bram Stoker's famed Dracula as they couldn't get license to copy the novel's setting. This classical movie must not be missed
Its basically Japanese anime, but has been most successful and is liked by all who watch it. Blood+ is the anime series which relates to this.
An underground musician reunites with his lover for centuries after he becomes depressed and tired with the direction human society has taken. Their love is interrupted and tested by her wild and uncontrollable little sister.
That aside, it's got Tom Hiddleston and is directed by Jim Jarmusch! Do you really need more?
Another teenager in university, having a penchant for Japanese, literature and all the small things in life that almost always go unnoticed.
