Vampire films, a long-standing staple of the horror genre, have seen a resurgence in popularity, with notable projects like Robert Eggers' upcoming Nosferatu remake and the final season of What We Do in the Shadows. The 1980s and 1990s were pivotal decades for vampire cinema, producing unique films that combined horror with humor, such as The Monster Club and My Best Friend Is A Vampire. Recent vampire-themed tabletop RPGs also reflect the genre's evolution, offering playful takes on vampire existence and societal struggles. Despite the perception that the 1990s marked a decline in horror, it introduced innovative narratives, including the influential Scream and The Blair Witch Project. Contemporary vampire media is returning to its roots with darker portrayals and grotesque violence, as seen in films like He Never Died. This revival underscores the genre's enduring appeal and its capacity for reinvention.