Fascinated by female vampires? I’ve scoured the Internet to dig up the sexiest, scariest, funniest and weirdest images of lady bloodsuckers. The night gallery below features 230 dazzling paintings, smoking-hot cosplayers, comic book cover art, movie stills and much more. Some of the artwork comes from legendary giants in the fantasy field, others from unknowns toiling in obscurity.
Wherever possible, I have credited the artist. One of my pet peeves is that people routinely post images on Pinterest and social media ostensibly celebrating artists–but without acknowledging them by name. In many cases, I had to use Google’s reverse image search to identify the source.
Please leave comments about which images you find most scintillating, disturbing, beautiful or intriguing. If you have additional information on a picture or would like to correct a gaffe, kindly share. And if you dig a piece, do visit the creator’s DeviantArt page or website to check out other work. If you are the artist or copywriter holder and don’t want the image displayed here, let me know and it will be removed. Plus, of course, feel free to suggest an addition to the gallery in the comment section.
By Emanuele Taglietti
Anticipation by SYOSHIKO on DeviantArt
By Dorian
Variant cover for VAMPIRELLA Vs PURGATORI #2 by Kael Ngu
Mother and Daughter by Mircalla-Tepez on DeviantArt
Anne Hathaway as vampire from photoshop contest hosted by Worth1000.com
By Aly Fell
Vampires take over a women’s prison in this graphic novel. Kickstarter campaign currently underway!
Nik Guerra productions Lucifera and Vampirella for FANGSY FOLLY
On T-shirt sold by Magazine Luiza. Believed to be by Brazilian Artist Alexandre Salles
Ophelia Overdose by Miss Overdose
Painting of Yutte Stensgaard from “Lust for a Vampire” by Rick Melton
Parker Posey in “Blade Trinity”
Pearl Jones from American Vampire.
Photo by CalvinHollywood on 500PX
Photo by CalvinHollywood on 500PX
Photo by Rebeca Saray Gude on 500px
photo by vtytiev on Instagram
Poster for “Amityville Vampire” (2021)
Rihanna fanged and nude in GQ
Rhona Mitra as Sonja in “Underworld: Rise of the Lycans”
Rose by Mioree
Salma Hakek in “From Dusk TIll Dawn”
Sanjulian’s Cover for Deadwalk by Ron Goulart
by Emanuele Taglietti
Sister Janicha possessed by azzopardi666 on DeviantArt
Slaughterhouse by Klaudia Kotecka on ArtStation.
Sophie Turner of “Game of Thrones” cosplaying as vampire
Sukia, Italian comics series by Renzo Barbieri and Fulvio Bosttoli
Supermodel Adriana Lima with Vampire Fangs by TurlyVamp on DeviantArt
Tanya from Gothic Nights by Tim Vigil, colored by Neil Ruffino
Model on Tattoo website
Dracula’s brides including Monica Belluci feed on Jonathan Harker (Keanu Reeves) in “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” (1992)
The comic book heroine Chastity
megan fox as vampire by kittievampire on DeviantArt (Leigh Leeloo Lawson)
The Deadly Departed by AvelinaDeMoray on DeviantArt
The French Lady Clan, Ventrue White Wolf’s Vampire The Requiem RPG WHITE WOLF PUBLISHING
The Howling, Revenge of the Werewolf Queen art by Jason Johnson, Milan Parvanov (Yes. as in the movie, the character is a werewolf, not a vampire, but she sure looks like one at this stage of transformation!)
The lovely ladies of “Van Helsing”
The Turning by Victoria Frances
The Vampire (1897) Phillip Burnes-Jones
European poster for “The Vampire Lovers” (1970)
The Vampire Tarot by Robert M. Place
By The Velvet Cartel
Valak the Demon Nun From The Conjuring universe by Georgina Lucey
Valerie Sharpe in “Dracula 2000”
Vamp Nadine by Serge Birault
Vampirella meets Buffy by Bruce Timm
Vampira Dark Goddess of Horror by Shayne of the Dead
Photo by Chazz Gold
Vampire from “30 Days of Night” By Aaron Sims
Vampire by Choe Heon Hwa
Vampire Fairy Demon by Takato Yamamoto
Vampire Mother by Jeff Jones
Vampire Queen by Christos Karapanos
From Vampire The Masquerade Dark Ages: Knights Of The Black Banner
Vampirella #2 by Stanley Artgerm Lau
Vampirella and Red Sonja (without her chainmail thong) by Lucio Parillo
Vampirella by Alex Ross (in tribute to Frank Frazetta)
Vampirella by Alex Ross
Vampirella by Stjepan Šejić
Amanda Bearse alluring vamp stage in “Fright Night”
By Gerado Justel
By Lucio Parrillo
By Mattia Tegon
By DemiGirl
By Bryan829 D on Drawcrowd
By Drazen Kozjan
Vintage Ad parody (Mad?)
By David Gaillet
Vampirella cover by Luis Parrillo
Vampirella By Lucio Parillo
Victoria Carlson in “Dracula has Risen from the Grave”
Vampirella cover
Vampirella Lust for Life by Bruce Timm
Disney Princess re-envisioned By Travis Falligrant on Break.com
European poster for “The Vampire Lovers.”
Aaliyah as Queen Akasha in “Queen of the Damned”
Veronica of the Archie fame turns vamp in Vampironica comic by Greg and Megan Smallwood
Dracula’s brides from the movie “Van Helsing”
Vampyros Lesbos by Jess Franco
Witch Monka, Devendra Dewan’s piece based on an Alex Horley drawing
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Who is the sexiest female vampire ever to grace the screen? Salma Hayek, hands down? Let’s not rush to judgment. Before voting in the poll below, take a gander at this bevy of bodacious, bloodsucking beauties:
SALMA HAYEK as Satánico Pandemónium in “From Dusk till Dawn.”
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JULIE BENZ as Darla in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”
JOSIE MARAN as Marishka in “Van Helsing” is quite fetching when she’s not buzzing peasants in her harpy form.
DEBRA ANN WOLL as Jessica Hamby in “True Blood.”
JENNIFER BEALS as Rachel in “Vampire’s Kiss.”
JAMIE GERTZ as Star in “The Lost Boys.”
RHONA MITRA as Sonja in “Underworld: Rise of the Lycans”
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Doomed Sharon Tate as Sarah Shagan in “The Fearless Vampire Killers.”
KRISTINNA LOKEN as Rayne in “Bloodrayne.”
NIKKI REED as Rosalie in “Twilight: Eclipse.”
BRITT NICHOLS as Luisa Karlstein in “Dracula’s Daughter.”
ANGIE EVERHART as Lillith in “Bordello of Blood.”
ANGELA BASSETT as Rita Veder in “A Vampire in Brooklyn.”
AALIYAH as Queen Akasha in “Queen of the Damned.”
SHERYL LEE as Katrina in John Carpenter’s “Vampires” can’t bite anyone — as long as 4th Baldwin brother Daniel doesn’t fall for the newly made vamp and untie her.
JENNIFER ESPOSITO as Solina in “Dracula 2000.”
Timeless beauty CATHERINE DENEUVE as Miriam Blaylock in “The Hunger.”
Double trouble! Mary and Madeleine Collinson as Frieda and Maria Gelhorn in “Twins of Evil.”
IZABELLA MIKO as Megan in “Forsaken”
MATHILDA MAY is a psychic vampire from outer space in “Lifesforce.”
ANNE PARILLAUD as Marie in “Innocent Blood.” It’s a horror-comedy (Don Rickles is one of the vampires). But in this steamy sequence her cop boyfriend handcuffs her before lovemaking as a precaution — and she snaps them in the heat of the moment!
VERA FILATOVA (on top) as Eva in “Lesbian Vampire Killers.”
NATASSIA MALTE takes over the title role in “Bloodrayne 2.”
NATASSIA MALTE takes over as Rayne in “Bloodrayne 2.”
JENNY WRIGHT as Mae in “Near Dark.”
Did I miss a spot? EVAN RACHEL WOOD as Sophie-Anne LeClerq in “True Blood.”
AMANDA DONOHUE as Lady Sylvia Marsh in “Lair of the White Worm” has a penchant for sipping blood and violating virgins with a gianormous strap-on.
SOLEDAD MIRANDA as Condesa Oskudar in “Vampyros Lesbos.”
In this cheesy and unflattering costume TALISA SOTO hardly does justice to a comic book character known for her epic curves in “Vampirella.”
Okay, to be fair, here is TALISA SOTO again, just to show producers weren’t crazy when they cast her as Vampirella.
RACHELLE LEFEVRE as in Victoria in “Twilight.”
PHINA ORUCHE as Cym in “Forsaken.”
KRISTIN BAUER as Pam De Beaufort in “True Blood.”
KRISTIN BAUER as Pam De Beaufort in “True Blood.”
MONICA BELLUCI as one of Dracula’s brides in “Bram Stoker’s Dracula.”
LUCY LIU as Sadie Blade in “Rise: Blood Hunter.”
KRISTEN BELL as Bella Swan finally joins the other team in “Twilight: Breaking Dawn.”
LUCY PINDER as Vampire Hooker in “Strippers vs. Werewolves”
INGRID PITT as Elizabeth Bathory in “Countess Dracula.”
ERIN WASSON as Vadoma in “Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter.”
C. Michael Forsyth is the author of "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle & Harry Houdini in The Adventure of the Spook House,""The Blood of Titans," "Hour of the Beast" and "The Identity Thief." He is a Yale graduate and former senior writer for The Weekly World News
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