1.) – nitpick – Dracula was 1931 – http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0021814/
2.) This is a potentially huge project, and will cease far short of its goal. But it might be diverting for a time.
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Today, we are going to write The Big Book Of Things That Don’t Bleed™, a compendium of Undead Horrors from movies, fiction, games, etc. <snip>
Dracula (1938, Univeral movie)
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I know it’s your thread, but I just want to point out that vampires do bleed, sometimes quite profusely.
Some things that go bump in the night that don’t bleed:
1.) Mummies: from 1932’s Karloff to meeting Abbot and Costello to chasing Brendan Frasier around
2.) The skeletons encountered by Sinbad or Jason and the Argonauts
3.) Dick Cheney
4.) Just about any ghost
I’m a little confused: is this “things that don’t bleed” literally, or do you mean “things that don’t die just because you poke a hole in them”?
Scene I’d Like To See: In a monster/ horror movie a tough guy asks someone:
TG: “Does it die when you put a large caliber bullet through it?”
Somone: “NO!”
TG: “Ok, that is a problem…”
[QUOTE=devilsknew]
In the original Star Wars Obi Wan Kenobi doesn’t bleed. He is raptured, nary a drop. Is he undead?
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I’d call Force Ghosts a sort of undead.
[QUOTE=Der Trihs]
I’d call Force Ghosts a sort of undead.
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Sorry, but this was AFTER his rapture.
Prior, he was an Energy Vampire masquerading as a human. (or whatever that species was in that galaxy far, far away…and a heck of a long time ago)
And, he framed the Energy Vampire hunter, Darth Vader, who was trying to rid the galaxy of his noxious kind. Today, Darth Vader is considered a villain, believe it or not!
Anyway, yeah, Obi-Wan Kenobi does qualify, it’s just that most folk do not realize this because they do not know The Truth.