10 Most Brutal Vampire Deaths Of All Time

[@angelaholmes8888]

Totally agree with Claudia it was heartbreaking what happened to her and deacon frost I still remember that scene and Marcus corvinus so epic

[@mysteryfan28]

Funny thing with the vampires of True blood all of them seem to have brutal deaths. Not just Bill's.

[@MsAnemoi]

Perfect Christmas video.. thanks Dean. 🤣

[@Aeunax123]

I would’ve also added Victor from underworld. That one was pretty brutal.

[@angeljones3348]

I absolutely loved how you referred to the written deaths from the Vampire Chronicles. The movies really toned them down. Thank you

[@sifilore]

Damon used telepathy, which all vampires have but hardly use in VDverse, to ease her death more peacefully. Kai returns in VD's spinoff Legacies, he losses his head again, but this time its from Alaric with a sword. I do wish they made sequals to Dracula Untold. I love that movie.

[@brentpieczynski]

That was an enjoyable video, keep these coming.

[@WenFassett]

Great list. There's also the vamps in Abigail, which exploded when exposed to sunlight and Marlow in 30 Days of Night who got a mouthfull lol. .

[@joshuaepps1629]

Cool u should do a werewolf list too at some point

[@TheSureferboy]

Great video man

[@miesenplace]

I just watched Queen of the Damned again recently (RIP Aaliyah, who was stunning in that role) the Akasha death scene was very satisfying.

[@ponyboyuk01]

Just a shame we went from the performance Tom Cruise delivered as Lestat to what Stuart Townsend brought to the role

[@TheVampireAzriel]

I thought the depiction of the first elder Frost killed with the sunlight looked pretty brutal with this skin peeling away and all, right after Frost yanked his fangs.

[@colinbocher8102]

#1 Hammer’s first “Dracula”. One moment he’s at the top of his game and then a quick surprise leap onto some curtains later by his almost victim and BOOM he’s being forced into the sunlight one agonizing limb at a time.

[@VanessaChats]

.... and now I am reminded I need to re-watch True Blood. I loved that show when it aired originally. I don't know is with Lost Boys however out of a lot of vampire movies that one didn't really do anything for me and I've had a fascination with vampires since I was teen.

[@ScottieGray-c3t]

Impressive list.

[@Longshanks1690]

Technically not a vampire death but Klaus’ hybrid massacre has to be in the conversation.

[@NiseyNikki80]

One of mine would be from the Lost Boys when one of the guys fell into the tub full of holy water. He fell apart and blood started shooting out of all of the faucets in the house. I think that was worse than the one in this list from that movie.

[@theresafisher4545]

Let’s not forget “Death by Stereo!”

[@saiqueen2785]

I totally agree, his name was Paul, he also sat up totally melted in the bath.

[@competitiveshooter9577]

I think Dragonetti’s death was more brutal than Frost’s

[@angelaholmes8888]

I hope the show will do justice to what happens to akasha in the book I didn't like that they changed it in the movie

[@aleksandrakowalczyk6043]

You wanted them to eat her brain and heart on TV?

[@IllyrianRauthan-v9o]

Since you did this channel all by yourself I was wondering if you can do a werewolf channel that focus on werewolf folklore, media, and everything they have to do with werewolves I just need only a kind gentle answer when are you going to do a channel that focus on everything werewolf ❓

[@Gobear1]

You left out Blacula starring William Marshall who walks into the sunlight after the death of his beloved Tina.

[@BearInterrupted]

Confirmed by the Director and the Comics - David didn't die in The Lost Boys (missed his heart)

[@theresafisher4545]

How about Evil Ed in the first Fright Night?

[@shirleyhansford8903]

I love me some Stephen Dorff.

[@williamsu7918]

damn, not only does bill get axed, he gets axed by sookie of all people

[@Jared_H88]

Man the whole hep V thing was so lame. In the first season within the first 4 episodes hep V is mentioned as being a thing in that universe but it only causes vampires to be weakened for a month or so, it was said in the show by Bill himself that it is not fatal.

[@ariste01]

That was Hep D. Hep V was bio engineered from Hep D.

[@Jared_H88]

@ariste01 now I have to rewatch the whole show

[@davidmartin2572]

Santiago isn’t dead from the scythe. He reappeared in Queen of the Damned part of the council.

[@leaplouvin]

That was Santino, the leader of the conven Armand was in charge of when Lestat met him. Santiago was killed by Louis.

[@robrus1033]

The Lost Boys: Death By Stereo was more brutal than David's death.

[@cheyendijk1750]

Fact about Dracula Untold; He didn't die. For everyone who didn't watch the movie yet: spoiler alert. He died by saving his son, but later at the end some follower of him, gave him blood so he resurrected Dracula/Vlad Tepes and later he became the lover of Mina Murray as we all know him to this day. So if you die, and came back, it doesn't count right? (One of my favourite movies)

[@delisalevy]

That never happened to Claudia, the head stitching. I read all the books. Why are you making stuff up?

[@13blackcatzzz]

Thank you! That alone made me give the video a thumbs down!

[@CaptainTeach1]

Nomac death in Blade 2 was better or nasty than Dracula Untolded

[@tracysarsycki7938]

like the kill in Dracula 2000

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

No way Akasha dies like that in the book, does she? Aaliyah ate btw 🕊️

[@3x157]

This video should be called the most impactful. Some of these where not brutal.

[@willhuey]

Fright night Jerry’s servant Billy’s death even though he’s a ghoul

[@Fth363]

You know, right off the bat. I was really excited about watching this video and then you go and get the first piece of information wrong and the very first video clip.😂...Claudia WAS NOT 5 yrs old FFS🙄😵‍💫...she was more like 10 or 11....GET YOUR INFORMATION RIGHT!

[@VampireFolkloreVideos]

@@Fth363 Claudia was 5, please stop embarrassing yourself any further.. that is the worst thing about people who try to fact check with incorrect facts.. she was 5, fact, confirmed, in black and white in the book, written by Anne Rice herself..

[@VampireFolkloreVideos]

@@Fth363 "an orphan of five years old, brought into the Blood in 1794 by Lestat and Louis in New Orleans." Direct quote from the book… IDIOT

[@daniluv2696]

👏👏❤❤🌹🌹

[@brainlock72]

No love for PeeWee in the Buffy movie? [A very loooonnnggg drawn out agonizing death upon you!]