The nominations are in and it’s time to cast your vote for the one man in the vampire world who has been in your every fantasy or at least many of your fantasies for the past year or more. Whether you have become obsessed with the Twilight saga men or still have a hard time concentrating when Spike orAngelcome across your television screen, you should know that you are not alone. The vampire craze is capturing the hearts of new fans everyday and it seems that whatever your age, you may not be immune.
People magazine has given us the sexiest man alive so why not have the sexiest man in the vampire realm? The Memphis Vampire Examiner is giving you the chance to nominate and vote for the man that you think is the sexiest in the vampire realm.
From examiner.com……
Now that 2010 is coming to a close and the end of the vampire phenomenon is still nowhere to be seen, let’s take a look at the men who have captured our attention and our hearts.From Twilight to The Vampire Diariesand all of those in between, tell us who you think is the sexiest man in the Vampire Realm. Many vampire shows from the past have made a comeback this year also, so men from these shows are eligible too.
Spike TV’s Scream 2009 Awards gives Taylor Lautner an award for Breakout Performance. Twilight also won Best Fantasy Movie, and Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart won for Best Actor and Actress.
I was surprised my visit last week to preview Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights wasn’t a more vampiric experience. Considering our current pop culture climate, I expected a madhouse of hissing, sexy vampires — an exercise in simple supply and demand. Wrong-o.
Sure, Dracula did have one of the eight haunted houses dedicated to him, where his many brides zoom and dance above your head. He didn’t make the cut for top billing, however; that’s shared among Wolfman, Chucky and the creepy puppet from “Saw.”
A few vampire types could be found at the Cirque Du Freak scare zone, a dark block of walkway thriving with characters pulled from Universal Pictures’ upcoming “Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant.” This modest presence of bloodsuckers, in my estimation, did not adequately address the vampire fever that’s hit the nation. It’s a veritable craze I tell you, with our television networks so coordinated with public demand that HBO’s “True Blood” season finale aired the very week that the CW’s “The Vampire Diaries” premiered. One in every seven books sold last quarter was a Stephenie Meyer novel about vampires, accounting for 16 percent of book sales, according to USA Today. Her “Breaking Dawn” was Amazon’s best-selling product in 2008. Even Playboy magazine folded to the undead and themed their October issue “Bloodlust.”
There has to be someone out there who can come up with a new storyline that can be told with vampires involved. Am I in the minority here, or is there anyone else who feels this way? Don’t get me wrong, I truly love vampire books, movies, televisions shows, and just about anything else that is vampire related, but here lately the vampires have many of the same characteristics and the plots are so predictable. Maybe that’s the way vampire tales are supposed to be, but sometimes change is good.
Take the first thirty minutes of The Vampire Diaries. The similarities toTwilight were numerous.
Variety.com is announcing that Summit Entertainment and Habbo have teamed up to create a Twilight virtual world. The new site that will launch some time this fall, will have Twilight themed activities, items and polls.
According to Variety, “Habbo’s understanding of the teen online audience means they can build a unique virtual experience for their users,” said Jack Pan, exec VP of marketing for Summit. “This is the first time Summit has partnered with a virtual world, so we wanted to be sure to work with a company with a proven track record for providing exciting, engaging activities.”
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