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TFH Trivia Challenge

This week’s quiz – VAMPIRES!

by TFH Team Aug 25, 2015

This week we’re spending some time with our favorite bloodsuckers! Enjoy!

Max Schrek, who played the loathsome bloodsucker in F. W. Murnau's landmark vampire film Nosferatu, was so convincing that his performance spurred an urban legend claiming that Schrek was a real vampire. 78 years later, this actor portrayed Schrek in a film about that legend.
- Willem Dafoe
- Johnny Depp
- John Hurt
In Tod Browning's 1931 version of Bram Stoker’s novel, what is it that Dracula claims to never drink?
- Wine
- Water
- Absinthe
In Dracula's Daughter, an elegant 1936 vampire thriller from director Lambert Hillyer, the actor who played the vampire's spectral helpmate had a successful career as a director himself. Who was he?
- Irving Pichel
- Otto Preminger
- Erich Von Stroheim
Curse of the Undead, an enjoyably efficient potboiler released by Universal in 1959, is unusual in that it portrays its vampire engaged in what profession?
- A cowboy
- A funeral director
- An artist
In Dracula, Prince of Darkness,Terence Fisher's 1966 follow-up to Horror of Dracula, the vampire is given this unusual interpretation.
- He doesn't speak.
- He can exist in sunlight.
- He's no longer a blood drinker.
In 1960's The Brides of Dracula, Van Helsing (played by Peter Cushing) exterminates the vampire with the help of this unusual item.
- A drawbridge
- A wind mill
- The rope in a bell tower
This supernatural omnibus from director Mario Bava inspired the name for what rock band?
- Black Sabbath
- My Bloody Valentine
- Vampire Weekend
"Pardon me, but your teeth are in my neck" was part of the Americanized title for this vampiric fairy tale.
- Dance of the Vampires
- The Vampire Lovers
- Vampire Circus
Known for her well-drawn female characters, this writer/director helmed The Velvet Vampire, an unusual vampire tale, for Roger Corman in 1971.
- Stephanie Rothman
- Amy Holden Jones
- Gale Ann Hurd
David Chase, creator of The Sopranos, wrote the screenplay for this unconventional vampire thriller released in 1972.
- Grave of the Vampire
- Daughters of Darkness
- Thirst
Jon Finch, star of Hitchcock's Frenzy and Polanski's Macbeth, made his film debut in this bodice-busting vampire gothic from Hammer films.
- The Vampire Lovers
- Lust for a Vampire
- Twins of Evil
This was the last film in which Peter Cushing played Van Helsing
- The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires
- Dracula A.D. 1972
- Scars of Dracula
Nicolas Cage is convinced he’s a vampire (and he might be right) in this highly idiosyncratic comedy from 1989.
- Vampire’s Kiss
- Lemora
- Thirst
In Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 version of Dracula, it was this actor who followed in Frank Finley and Herbert Lom's footsteps.
- Anthony Hopkins
- Tom Waits
- Keanu Reeves
In Cronos, director Guillermo del Toro's first feature film, a few unfortunate cast members are vampirized by an intricate mechanical device. What is it?
- A golden insect
- A bronze skull
- A silver horned lizard

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