More than two years of travel across the United States led filmmakers to vampire events, including a Halloween Vampire’s Ball in New Orleans.
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More than two years of travel across the United States led filmmakers to vampire events, including a Halloween Vampire’s Ball in New Orleans.
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At a Vampire’s Ball in New Orleans, attendees don elaborate costumes and embrace their fascination with the undead. Over two years, filmmakers traveled across the United States, documenting various aspects of vampire culture. They visited a vampire tour in San Francisco and a New York City shop that specializes in transforming people into vampires. The film features a vampire dentist in Texas who crafts fangs, role-playing gamers in Dayton, and individuals involved in blood fetishism, revealing connections to the goth music scene and BDSM practices.
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Why Watch
- Meet real vampire enthusiasts in New Orleans.
- Find out about vampire transformations in NYC.
- See a vampire-themed magician in action.
Did You Know
- Filmmakers spent over two years making the documentary.
- The Vampire's Ball in New Orleans is held each Halloween.
- The documentary features a vampire dentist who makes fangs for a living.
- Vampire role-playing gamers are highlighted in Dayton, Ohio.
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What events did the filmmakers attend for the documentary National Vampire?
Filmmakers attended a Vampire’s Ball in New Orleans, a vampire tour of San Francisco, and a New York City shop that transforms people into vampires.
What subcultures are featured in National Vampire?
Subcultures featured include the goth music scene, bondage and S&M, and blood fetishists who participate in piercing and full-body suspension rituals.
How long is the documentary National Vampire?
National Vampire has a duration of 76 minutes.
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