Vampire Aristocrats

Anne Rice set the stage for aristocratic vampires when Lestat de Lioncourt leapt from the pages of her novel and onto the big screen. Lestats nature is to be defiant and bold. This makes him the brat prince of the undead.

John Badham’s 1979 remake of the classic Dracula brings to the screen the arrogant aristocrat Langella. He is as handsome as he is deadly.

In Vampire Circus a vampire aristocrat uses his power of seduction to skillfully lure women to him to be his brides. After the vampire is put to his final death he leaves a curse on the townspeople that wrecks havoc on their lives.

Lady Sylvia Marsh from the movie Lair of the White Worm is a very sexy, powerful and wealthy vampire aristocrat. In her life before vampirism she was an immortal priestess to the snake God Dionin.

New Moon, the second movie in the Twilight series, hosts its own type of vampire aristocrats. The Vultari are the rulers of the vampire world and they are oldest vampires in existence. When bored these aristocrats try to play match makers in the vampire world.
Frederick Sackville-Bagg declares himself an aristocrat in the movie The Little Vampire. Sabina, Frederick’s wife, keeps their family chronicles hidden in her coffin. The chronicles are written in a secret handwriting for vampires only. Their son Gregory is in forever torment as he was made a vampire during his puberty years. He will always be ill tempered as any teen would be if they had to live forever with puberty.

In the 1979 movie Thirst poor Kate wakes to find herself a vampire. She is not just any vampire though. Kate is an heiress and fights the Brotherhood when they attempt to bring her to her true legacy of one of the undead.