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==Movies== | ==Movies== | ||
* "Vampyr" (1932; based on LeFanu's Carmilla) | * "[[Vampyr]]" (1932; based on LeFanu's Carmilla) | ||
* "Dracula's Daughter" (1936; Lambert Hillyer dir.) | * "[[Dracula's Daughter]]" (1936; Lambert Hillyer dir.) | ||
* "Blood of Dracula" (1957; Herbert L. Strock, dir.) | * "[[Blood of Dracula]]" (1957; Herbert L. Strock, dir.) | ||
* "Lust for a Vampire" (1957; Riccardo Freda, dir.) | * "[[Lust for a Vampire]]" (1957; Riccardo Freda, dir.) | ||
* "Blood and Roses" [Et mourir de plaisir] (1960/61; based on LeFanu's Carmilla) (Roger Vadim; writing by Claude Brulé starring Annette Vadim as Carmilla. French. USA release had at least 13 minutes cut.) | * "[[Blood and Roses]]" [Et mourir de plaisir] (1960/61; based on LeFanu's Carmilla) (Roger Vadim; writing by Claude Brulé starring Annette Vadim as Carmilla. French. USA release had at least 13 minutes cut.) | ||
* "Castle of Blood" (1963; Anthony Dawson, Antonio Margheriti, dir.) | * "[[Castle of Blood]]" (1963; Anthony Dawson, Antonio Margheriti, dir.) | ||
* "The Vampire of the Opera" (1964; dir. Renato Polselli) (female vampire) | * "[[The Vampire of the Opera]]" (1964; dir. Renato Polselli) (female vampire) | ||
* "Terror in the Crypt" [La Maldición de los Karnstein] (1964; based on LeFanu's Carmilla; dir. by Camilla Mastrocinque; starring Christopher Lee). Italian; as usual the USA release cut time. | * "[[Terror in the Crypt]]" [La Maldición de los Karnstein] (1964; based on LeFanu's Carmilla; dir. by [[Camilla Mastrocinque]]; starring Christopher Lee). Italian; as usual the USA release cut time. | ||
* "Queen of the Vampires" (1967; dir. Jean Rollin, Jacqueline Sieger) [edited version released as "Le Viol de Vampire" or "Rape of the Vampire"] | * "[[Queen of the Vampires]]" (1967; dir. [[Jean Rollin]], [[Jacqueline Sieger]]) [edited version released as "Le Viol de Vampire" or "Rape of the Vampire"] | ||
* "Vampyros Lesbos" ["Las Vampiras"] (1970/71) (s0ft-c0re lesbian vampires) (dir. Jesus Franco; German) | * "[[Vampyros Lesbos]]" ["Las Vampiras"] (1970/71) (s0ft-c0re lesbian vampires) (dir. Jesus Franco; German) | ||
* "The Vampire Lovers" (1970, 72) (based on LeFanu's Carmilla; dir. Roy Ward Baker; starring Ingrid Pitt as Carmilla, seducing Madeleine Smith and Kate O'Mara) | * "[[The Vampire Lovers]]" (1970, 72) (based on LeFanu's Carmilla; dir. Roy Ward Baker; starring [[Ingrid Pitt]] as Carmilla, seducing [[Madeleine Smith]] and [[Kate O'Mara]]) | ||
* "Countess Dracula" (1970) (Peter Sasdy, dir.; Jeremy Paul, scriptwriter; starring Ingrid Pitt as an Erzebeth Bathory-type person) | * "[[Countess Dracula]]" (1970) (Peter Sasdy, dir.; Jeremy Paul, scriptwriter; starring [[Ingrid Pitt]] as an Erzebeth Bathory-type person) | ||
* "Le Frisson Des Vampires" (1970; dir. Jean Rollins) | * "[[Le Frisson Des Vampires]]" (1970; dir. Jean Rollins) | ||
* "Velvet Vampire" (1971; dir. Stephanie Rothman) | * "[[Velvet Vampire]]" (1971; dir. Stephanie Rothman) | ||
* "Lust for a Vampire" (1971; Jimmy Sangster, dir.) (English lesbian vampire) | * "[[Lust for a Vampire]]" (1971; Jimmy Sangster, dir.) (English lesbian vampire) | ||
* "Curse of the Vampire" (1971; Jose Elorieta, dir.) | * "[[Curse of the Vampire]]" (1971; Jose Elorieta, dir.) | ||
* "Daughters of Darkness" (1970/71; Harry Kümel; starring Delphine Seyrig as Countess Elizabeth Bathory; lesbian erotic horror) | * "[[Daughters of Darkness]]" (1970/71; Harry Kümel; starring [[Delphine Seyrig]] as [[Countess Elizabeth Bathory]]; lesbian erotic horror) | ||
* "Blood Splattered Bride" (1972; dir. Vincente Aranda) (a woman seduced by a female vampire) | * "[[Blood Splattered Bride]]" (1972; dir. Vincente Aranda) (a woman seduced by a female vampire) | ||
* "Requiem for a Vampire" (1972; dir. Jean Rollin) | * "[[Requiem for a Vampire]]" (1972; dir. Jean Rollin) | ||
* "Twins of Evil" (1972; dir. John Hough) (twin quasi-lesbian vampires; starring Madeleine & Mary Collinson) | * "[[Twins of Evil]]" (1972; dir. John Hough) (twin quasi-lesbian vampires; starring Madeleine & Mary Collinson) | ||
* "Daughter of Dracula" (1972; dir. Jess Franco) | * "[[Daughter of Dracula]]" (1972; dir. Jess Franco) | ||
* "Female Vampire" (1973) (dir. Jess Franco; starring Lina Romay) | * "[[Female Vampire]]" (1973) (dir. Jess Franco; starring [[Lina Romay]]) | ||
* "Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural" (1973; dir. Richard Blackburn) | * "[[Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural]]" (1973; dir. Richard Blackburn) | ||
* "Veil of Blood" ["Der Fluch der schwarzen Schwestern"] (1973) reissued as "Vampire Ecstasy" (~1999) (Dir. Joseph W. Sarno; starring Nadia Henkowa as a lesbian vampire) | * "[[Veil of Blood]]" ["Der Fluch der schwarzen Schwestern"] (1973) reissued as "Vampire Ecstasy" (~1999) (Dir. Joseph W. Sarno; starring [[Nadia Henkowa]] as a lesbian vampire) | ||
* "Immoral Tales" (1974; dir. Walerian Borowczyk; one of four stories is about Countess Bathory) | * "[[Immoral Tales]]" (1974; dir. Walerian Borowczyk; one of four stories is about[[Countess Elizabeth Bathory]]) | ||
* "Vampyres" (Joseé Ramón Larraz; 1974; starring Marianne Morris and Anulka as vampire ghosts of lesbian lovers. Released on film with cuts; released by Anchor Bay with censors intact; and released by Blue Underground in 2002 on DVD with original footage restored.) | * "[[Vampyres]]" (Joseé Ramón Larraz; 1974; starring [[Marianne Morris]] and [[Anulka]] as vampire ghosts of lesbian lovers. Released on film with cuts; released by Anchor Bay with censors intact; and released by Blue Underground in 2002 on DVD with original footage restored.) | ||
* "The Bride's Initiation" (1975; dir. Duncan Stewart) (vampire seduces newlyweds) | * "[[The Bride's Initiation]]" (1975; dir. Duncan Stewart) (vampire seduces newlyweds) | ||
* "Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary" (1976; Juan Lopez, dir.) | * "[[Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary]]" (1976; Juan Lopez, dir.) | ||
* "The Hunger" (1983; dir. Tony Scott; starring Catherine Deneuve, Susan Sarandon, and David Bowie) | * "[[The Hunger]]" (1983; dir. Tony Scott; starring [[Catherine Deneuve]], [[Susan Sarandon]], and [[David Bowie]]) | ||
* "Once Bitten" (1985; dir. Howard Storm) | * "[[Once Bitten]" (1985; dir. Howard Storm) | ||
* '''"The Mark of Lilith"''' (1986; dir. Bruna Fionda, Polly Gladwin, Isiling Mack-Nataf) | * '''"[[The Mark of Lilith]]"''' (1986; dir. Bruna Fionda, [[Polly Gladwin]], Isiling Mack-Nataf) | ||
* "[[Near Dark]]" ([[1987]]; dir. Kathryn Bigelow; starring Jenny Wright, Adrian Pasdar, Jenette Goldstein, Lance Henriksen, Joshua John Miller and Bill Paxton) | * "[[Near Dark]]" ([[1987]]; dir. [[Kathryn Bigelow]]; starring [[Jenny Wright]], Adrian Pasdar, [[Jenette Goldstein], Lance Henriksen, Joshua John Miller and Bill Paxton) | ||
* "Princess of Darkness" (1987) | * "[[Princess of Darkness]]" (1987) | ||
* "Vampire Ecstasy" (1988; dir. Joseph W. Sarno) | * "[[Vampire Ecstasy]]" (1988; dir. Joseph W. Sarno) | ||
* "Lair of the White Worm" (1988; dir. Ken Russell; starring Hugh Grant among others; the woman is not strictly a vampire) | * "[[Lair of the White Worm]]" (1988; dir. Ken Russell; starring Hugh Grant among others; the woman is not strictly a vampire) | ||
* "Mama Dracula" (1988; dir. Boris Szulzinger) | * "[[Mama Dracula]]" (1988; dir. Boris Szulzinger) | ||
* "Because the Dawn" (1988; dir. Amy Goldstein) (relationship between a female vampire and a photographer) | * "[[Because the Dawn]]" (1988; dir. [[Amy Goldstein]) (relationship between a female vampire and a photographer) | ||
* "Beverly Hills Vamp" (1988; Dir. Fred Olen Ray) (female vampire) | * "[[Beverly Hills Vamp]]" (1988; Dir. Fred Olen Ray) (female vampire) | ||
* "Carmilla" (1990; dir. by Gabrielle Beaumont) | * "[[Carmilla]]" (1990; dir. by [[Gabrielle Beaumont]]) | ||
* "Cunt Dykula" (1993; dir. by Lisa Kuhne; 5-minute lesbian safe sex PSA) | * "[[Cunt Dykula]]" (1993; dir. by [[Lisa Kuhne]]; 5-minute lesbian safe sex PSA) | ||
* "Embrace of the Vampire" (1994; Anne Goursaud, dir.) (transgender vampire) | * "[[Embrace of the Vampire]]" (1994; [[Anne Goursaud]], dir.) (transgender vampire) | ||
* "Interview with a Vamp" (1994; dir. Justin Case; lesbian vampire p0rn) | * "[[Interview with a Vamp]]" (1994; dir. Justin Case; lesbian vampire p0rn) | ||
* "Chickula: Teenage vampire" (1995; dir. Angela Robinson) (lesbian vampire) | * "[[Chickula: Teenage vampire]]" (1995; dir. [[Angela Robinson]]) (lesbian vampire) | ||
* '''"Nadja"''' (1995; dir. Michael Almereyda) (lesbian vampire) | * '''"[[Nadja]]"''' (1995; dir. Michael Almereyda) (lesbian vampire) | ||
* "Red Lips" (1995; dir. Donald Farmer) | * "[[Red Lips]]" (1995; dir. Donald Farmer) | ||
* "The Addiction" (1996) (dir. Abel Ferrara; stars Lili Taylor) | * "[[The Addiction]]" (1996) (dir. Abel Ferrara; stars Lili Taylor) | ||
* "Caress of the Vampire" (1996; dir. Frank Terranova) (lesbian vampire) | * "[[Caress of the Vampire]]" (1996; dir. Frank Terranova) (lesbian vampire) | ||
* "Karmina" ([[1996]]; dir. Gabriel Pelletier; starring Isabelle Cyr, France Castel, Yves Pelletier) (comedy; female vampire runs away from arranged marriage in Transylvania, moves to Québec) | * "[[Karmina]]" ([[1996]]; dir. Gabriel Pelletier; starring Isabelle Cyr, France Castel, Yves Pelletier) (comedy; female vampire runs away from arranged marriage in Transylvania, moves to Québec) | ||
* "Vampire Fantasies" (1997; lesbian vampire p0rn) | * "[[Vampire Fantasies]]" (1997; lesbian vampire p0rn) | ||
* '''"Vampire Lust"''' (1997; woman cop chases lesbian vampire) | * '''"[[Vampire Lust]]"''' (1997; woman cop chases lesbian vampire) | ||
* "Caress of the Vampire 2: Teenage Ghoul Girl-a-Go-Go" (1997; dir. Bill Hellfire. ?? described as "a tongue-in-cheek look at lesbian vampire cinema" at queer horror) | * "[[Caress of the Vampire 2: Teenage Ghoul Girl-a-Go-Go]]" (1997; dir. Bill Hellfire. ?? described as "a tongue-in-cheek look at lesbian vampire cinema" at queer horror) | ||
* '''"A Religious Experience"''' (1997; dir. by Karla Carmony, Amy Boyd, Margo Dean) (lesbian couple battle vampires) | * '''"[[A Religious Experience]]"''' (1997; dir. by [[Karla Carmony]], [[Amy Boyd]], [[Margo Dean]]) (lesbian couple battle vampires) | ||
* "Club | * "[[Club Vampir]]e" (1998; dir. Andy Ruben) | ||
* "Vampire Lovers" (1998; lesbian vampire p0rn) | * "[[Vampire Lovers]]" (1998; lesbian vampire p0rn) | ||
* "Lesbian Vampire Sex and B0ndage" (1998; lesbian vampire p0rn) | * "[[Lesbian Vampire Sex and B0ndage]]" (1998; lesbian vampire p0rn) | ||
* "Ironbound Vampire" (1998; dir. Karl Petry) | * "[[Ironbound Vampire]]" (1998; dir. Karl Petry) | ||
* '''"Razor Blade Smile"''' (UK, 1998) (dir. Jake West; starring Eileen Daly) | * '''"[[Razor Blade Smile]]"''' (UK, 1998) (dir. Jake West; starring [[Eileen Daly]]) | ||
* "Caress of the Vampire 3: Lust of the Nightstalker" (1999; dir. Mario Cimadavilla) | * "[[Caress of the Vampire 3: Lust of the Nightstalker]]" (1999; dir. Mario Cimadavilla) | ||
* "The Velocity of Gary (Not His Real Name)" (1999; dir. Dan Ireland) | * "[[The Velocity of Gary (Not His Real Name)]]" (1999; dir. Dan Ireland) | ||
* "VamBIres" (1999; dir. by Karen Dior) (vampire p0rn) | * "[[VamBIres]]" (1999; dir. by Karen Dior) (vampire p0rn) | ||
* "TITanic 2000" (1999; dir. John P. Fedele) (lesbian vampire p0rn) | * "[[TITanic 2000]]" (1999; dir. John P. Fedele) (lesbian vampire p0rn) | ||
* "Mistress of Seduction" (1999; dir. Michele Pacitto) | * "[[Mistress of Seduction]]" (1999; dir. Michele Pacitto) | ||
* "Hot Vampire Nights" (2000; dir. Will Danahur) | * "[[Hot Vampire Nights]]" (2000; dir. Will Danahur) | ||
* "Underworld" ([[2003]]; dir. Len Wiseman; starring Kate Beckinsale) (action; female vampire is movie's lead character) | * "[[Underworld]]" ([[2003]]; dir. Len Wiseman; starring [[Kate Beckinsale]]) (action; female vampire is movie's lead character) | ||
* "Van Helsing" ([[2004]]; dir. Stephen Sommers) (Dracula's brides) | * "[[Van Helsing]]" ([[2004]]; dir. Stephen Sommers) (Dracula's brides) | ||
* "Underworld: Evolution" ([[2006]]; dir. Len Wiseman; starring Kate Beckinsale) (sequel to "Underworld") | * "[[Underworld: Evolution]]" ([[2006]]; dir. Len Wiseman; starring [[Kate Beckinsale]]) (sequel to "Underworld") | ||
* "Ultraviolet" ([[2006]]; dir. Kurt Wimmer; starring Milla Jovovich) (vampires created via genetical engineering) | * "[[Ultraviolet]]" ([[2006]]; dir. Kurt Wimmer; starring [[Milla Jovovich]]) (vampires created via genetical engineering) | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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This is a list of female vampires and the works which feature them.
Fiction
- Darla from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the Buffyverse
- Drusilla (vampire) from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the Buffyverse
- Gilda from the Gilda series and The Gilda Stories by Jewelle Gomez
not yet ordered by character name
- Patricia Anthony, . "Young Wives" in Eating Memories (crazy old man or dead vampire wife? you decide)
- Polly Bland. "Julia" in Moonshadows: Fantasies of Love and Magick edited by S. G. Johnson (lesbian vampire)
- Octavia Butler. Fledgling
- Pat Califia. "The Vampire"
- [[Andrei Codrescu]}. The Blood Countess
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge, . "Christabel" (1797) (poem; according to Pam Keesey, the first English-language lesbian vampire appearance)
- Nancy A. Collins. Sonya Blue series: Sunglasses After Dark (1989)
- --. In the Blood
- --. Paint It Black
- --. Dead Roses for a Blue Lady
- --. Darkest Heart
- Ouida Crozier . Shadows After Dark (Vampires from another dimension routinely operate on Earth. Amid the AIDS plague, one vampire (Oupir) falls in love with an earthling.)
- Tara Danaan. "The Grave's a Fine and Private Place," Sinister Wisdom (Berkeley, Ca.), No. 34 (1988). [lesbian vampire]
- Cora Lynn Daniels. Sardia: A Story of Love (1891) [lesbian vampire]
- Nisa Donnelly. The Bar Stories: A Novel After All (1989) [lesbian vampire shows up sometimes]
- Katherine V. Forrest, "O Captain, My Captain" (lesbian vampire spaceship captain doesn't need blood; needs a different bodily fluid) in Dreams and Swords (1987)
- Amelia G. "Wanting" (lesbian vampire in Blood Kiss)
- Jewelle Gomez, - The Gilda Stories. A Black lesbian vampire. Well, the Black lesbian vampire. Even if there are others, Gilda rules.
- Sherry Gotlieb. Love Bite
- --. Worse Than Death
- Laurell K. Hamilton, Anita Blake series.
- --. Guilty Pleasures (1993)
- etc.
- Tanya Huff. Blood Pact.
- --. Blood Debt.
- --. Blood Lines.
- --. Blood Price.
- --. Blood Trail.
- --. Smoke and Shadows (2004)
- --. Smoke and Mirrors (2005)
- --. Smoke and Ashes (2006
- TV series planned.
- Linda Jaivin . Rock'n'Roll Babes from Outer Space (1998) (Ok, they're aliens not vampires, but they do get up to some lesbo-goth-vampirism.)
- Raven Kaldera. "Predator" in Sexcrime: An Anthology of Subversive Erotica edited by Cecilia Tan (Circlet Press: 2000) (lesbian SM relationship and a contagious vampirism)
- Diana Lee. A Taste for Blood (2003) [lesbian vampires historical epic]
- Tanith Lee . "Nunc Dimittis" in The Dodd, Mead Gallery of Horror, edited by Charles L. Grant, New York: Dodd, Mead (1983). [vampire female w/ attractive bisexual recruit]
- J. Sheridan LeFanu. Carmilla (1872) [the classic lesbian vampire story]
- John Linssen, . Tabitha fffoulks: A Love Story About a Reformed Vampire and His Favorite Lady (New York: Arbor, 1978) (lesbian vampire, and others)
- Anna Livia, . Minimax. Like no other lesbian vampire story you may have read.
- Catherine Lundoff . "El Tigre" (in Best Lesbian Erotica 1999, edited by Tristan Taormino and Chrystos; Cleis Press, 1999) (historical lesbian vampire sm porn)
- Karen Marie Christa Minns. Bloodsong. Bluestocking Books, Irvine, CA; 1-887237-08-9, April 1997. (lesbian vampire)
- --. Virago (Naiad, 1990) - lesbian couple threatened by a lesbian vampire ...
- Kim Newman Anno-Dracula. Pocket Books, London (1998).
- Meredith Ann Pierce. The Darkangel (1992) (YA)
- --. A Gathering of Gargoyles (YA)
- --. The Pearl of the Soul of the World (YA)
- Joanna Russ. "My Dear Emily" (1962)
- Jody Scott. I, Vampire (1984). (lesbian vampire)
- Melanie Tem. Desmodus (1995) (matriarchal society of vampires)
- Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, . --. Communion Blood (2000) (Olivia series)
- --. The Angry Angel (1999)
- --. A Candle for D'Artagnan (1994) (Olivia series)
- --. Crusader's Torch (1988)
- Zora: La Vampira [Italian adult graphic novel]
Anthologies
- Pam Keesey, editor. Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories
- Pam Keesey, editor. Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories
Movies
- "Vampyr" (1932; based on LeFanu's Carmilla)
- "Dracula's Daughter" (1936; Lambert Hillyer dir.)
- "Blood of Dracula" (1957; Herbert L. Strock, dir.)
- "Lust for a Vampire" (1957; Riccardo Freda, dir.)
- "Blood and Roses" [Et mourir de plaisir] (1960/61; based on LeFanu's Carmilla) (Roger Vadim; writing by Claude Brulé starring Annette Vadim as Carmilla. French. USA release had at least 13 minutes cut.)
- "Castle of Blood" (1963; Anthony Dawson, Antonio Margheriti, dir.)
- "The Vampire of the Opera" (1964; dir. Renato Polselli) (female vampire)
- "Terror in the Crypt" [La Maldición de los Karnstein] (1964; based on LeFanu's Carmilla; dir. by Camilla Mastrocinque; starring Christopher Lee). Italian; as usual the USA release cut time.
- "Queen of the Vampires" (1967; dir. Jean Rollin, Jacqueline Sieger) [edited version released as "Le Viol de Vampire" or "Rape of the Vampire"]
- "Vampyros Lesbos" ["Las Vampiras"] (1970/71) (s0ft-c0re lesbian vampires) (dir. Jesus Franco; German)
- "The Vampire Lovers" (1970, 72) (based on LeFanu's Carmilla; dir. Roy Ward Baker; starring Ingrid Pitt as Carmilla, seducing Madeleine Smith and Kate O'Mara)
- "Countess Dracula" (1970) (Peter Sasdy, dir.; Jeremy Paul, scriptwriter; starring Ingrid Pitt as an Erzebeth Bathory-type person)
- "Le Frisson Des Vampires" (1970; dir. Jean Rollins)
- "Velvet Vampire" (1971; dir. Stephanie Rothman)
- "Lust for a Vampire" (1971; Jimmy Sangster, dir.) (English lesbian vampire)
- "Curse of the Vampire" (1971; Jose Elorieta, dir.)
- "Daughters of Darkness" (1970/71; Harry Kümel; starring Delphine Seyrig as Countess Elizabeth Bathory; lesbian erotic horror)
- "Blood Splattered Bride" (1972; dir. Vincente Aranda) (a woman seduced by a female vampire)
- "Requiem for a Vampire" (1972; dir. Jean Rollin)
- "Twins of Evil" (1972; dir. John Hough) (twin quasi-lesbian vampires; starring Madeleine & Mary Collinson)
- "Daughter of Dracula" (1972; dir. Jess Franco)
- "Female Vampire" (1973) (dir. Jess Franco; starring Lina Romay)
- "Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural" (1973; dir. Richard Blackburn)
- "Veil of Blood" ["Der Fluch der schwarzen Schwestern"] (1973) reissued as "Vampire Ecstasy" (~1999) (Dir. Joseph W. Sarno; starring Nadia Henkowa as a lesbian vampire)
- "Immoral Tales" (1974; dir. Walerian Borowczyk; one of four stories is aboutCountess Elizabeth Bathory)
- "Vampyres" (Joseé Ramón Larraz; 1974; starring Marianne Morris and Anulka as vampire ghosts of lesbian lovers. Released on film with cuts; released by Anchor Bay with censors intact; and released by Blue Underground in 2002 on DVD with original footage restored.)
- "The Bride's Initiation" (1975; dir. Duncan Stewart) (vampire seduces newlyweds)
- "Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary" (1976; Juan Lopez, dir.)
- "The Hunger" (1983; dir. Tony Scott; starring Catherine Deneuve, Susan Sarandon, and David Bowie)
- "[[Once Bitten]" (1985; dir. Howard Storm)
- "The Mark of Lilith" (1986; dir. Bruna Fionda, Polly Gladwin, Isiling Mack-Nataf)
- "Near Dark" (1987; dir. Kathryn Bigelow; starring Jenny Wright, Adrian Pasdar, [[Jenette Goldstein], Lance Henriksen, Joshua John Miller and Bill Paxton)
- "Princess of Darkness" (1987)
- "Vampire Ecstasy" (1988; dir. Joseph W. Sarno)
- "Lair of the White Worm" (1988; dir. Ken Russell; starring Hugh Grant among others; the woman is not strictly a vampire)
- "Mama Dracula" (1988; dir. Boris Szulzinger)
- "Because the Dawn" (1988; dir. [[Amy Goldstein]) (relationship between a female vampire and a photographer)
- "Beverly Hills Vamp" (1988; Dir. Fred Olen Ray) (female vampire)
- "Carmilla" (1990; dir. by Gabrielle Beaumont)
- "Cunt Dykula" (1993; dir. by Lisa Kuhne; 5-minute lesbian safe sex PSA)
- "Embrace of the Vampire" (1994; Anne Goursaud, dir.) (transgender vampire)
- "Interview with a Vamp" (1994; dir. Justin Case; lesbian vampire p0rn)
- "Chickula: Teenage vampire" (1995; dir. Angela Robinson) (lesbian vampire)
- "Nadja" (1995; dir. Michael Almereyda) (lesbian vampire)
- "Red Lips" (1995; dir. Donald Farmer)
- "The Addiction" (1996) (dir. Abel Ferrara; stars Lili Taylor)
- "Caress of the Vampire" (1996; dir. Frank Terranova) (lesbian vampire)
- "Karmina" (1996; dir. Gabriel Pelletier; starring Isabelle Cyr, France Castel, Yves Pelletier) (comedy; female vampire runs away from arranged marriage in Transylvania, moves to Québec)
- "Vampire Fantasies" (1997; lesbian vampire p0rn)
- "Vampire Lust" (1997; woman cop chases lesbian vampire)
- "Caress of the Vampire 2: Teenage Ghoul Girl-a-Go-Go" (1997; dir. Bill Hellfire. ?? described as "a tongue-in-cheek look at lesbian vampire cinema" at queer horror)
- "A Religious Experience" (1997; dir. by Karla Carmony, Amy Boyd, Margo Dean) (lesbian couple battle vampires)
- "Club Vampire" (1998; dir. Andy Ruben)
- "Vampire Lovers" (1998; lesbian vampire p0rn)
- "Lesbian Vampire Sex and B0ndage" (1998; lesbian vampire p0rn)
- "Ironbound Vampire" (1998; dir. Karl Petry)
- "Razor Blade Smile" (UK, 1998) (dir. Jake West; starring Eileen Daly)
- "Caress of the Vampire 3: Lust of the Nightstalker" (1999; dir. Mario Cimadavilla)
- "The Velocity of Gary (Not His Real Name)" (1999; dir. Dan Ireland)
- "VamBIres" (1999; dir. by Karen Dior) (vampire p0rn)
- "TITanic 2000" (1999; dir. John P. Fedele) (lesbian vampire p0rn)
- "Mistress of Seduction" (1999; dir. Michele Pacitto)
- "Hot Vampire Nights" (2000; dir. Will Danahur)
- "Underworld" (2003; dir. Len Wiseman; starring Kate Beckinsale) (action; female vampire is movie's lead character)
- "Van Helsing" (2004; dir. Stephen Sommers) (Dracula's brides)
- "Underworld: Evolution" (2006; dir. Len Wiseman; starring Kate Beckinsale) (sequel to "Underworld")
- "Ultraviolet" (2006; dir. Kurt Wimmer; starring Milla Jovovich) (vampires created via genetical engineering)