June 22nd, 2012
05:50 PM ET
Vampires answer your questions (when they're not being hunted by Lincoln)It seems our country's 16th president has had it up to here with this whole vampire craze. This weekend's release of "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" certainly seems to put bloodsuckers (at least 19th century ones) in a pretty bad place. Of course, this wasn't always the case. Vampires are still quite popular when they're the protagonists, rather than "the hunted." The fifth "Twilight" film will bow in November. (Twi-hards are expected to make their long goodbye in big numbers three weeks from now at San Diego Comic-Con). And HBO continues to bring in big ratings with "True Blood." In recent years, you, our loyal CNN audience, have had the chance to ask some of these vampires your most pressing questions. So here's a fond look back at a few of the most memorable vampire-themed iReport interviews. Want to participate in an iReport interview yourself, or watch more interviews? Click here to check it all out. And there's still time to get in your video questions for that other creature of the night, Gene Simmons. |
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It is a ridiculous premise for a movie but it was based on a book. I saw the movie and it was great. I love Lincoln. The movie is entertaining and does not deminish all that he did for our country. Remember "freedom of speech" and I am certain Lincoln would support the right for the movie to be made. If you don't want to see the movie; don't. Don't lose any sleep over this movie changing what people think of Lincoln !
critics be damned . it was just a fun movie. I killed a large bag of popcorn watching it........boo!
I do not understand what the attraction is with vampires. Um, people DO know they aren't real, right?
Yeah. They know.
This movie is an embarassment, I can't believe someone would create such rubbish. Not only is it a completely stupid premise but it completely disrespects one of the most beloved figures in American History. It's hard to express how enraged I am to see this movie made. A man that united this country during the country's darkest days was dragged down to the level of slaying the fictional character of vampires ( a current fade). I can only imagine what these idiots will do for a sequel...have Lincoln have a love affair with a vampire played by someone from the Twiligh cast?!
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terrible idea but at least it's not a remake of something from the 80s
Our 16th prez was bad a55ed!
He was a lot better looking when he was young! lol. Guess all that vampire killing aged him drastically when he became president.
At last. I haven't seen a grusome vampire movie since "Priest". Much better than I anticipated. Loved the Civil War vibe, but southerners may not be happy with their depiction. This is NOT a fluffy film.
Civil war and vampires, y'all got me wanting to see this.