The Vamps Next Door's newest hotties

Season 4 of the Vamps Next Door is now available and in the new season comes a couple of new hot female vamps.

First...there is a new Kate Tepes.  Replacing the lovely Daniela Humel is the just as lovely Polina Frantsena!

This is explained in the first episode as Kate, wanting a different look, put her shape shifting abilities to the test.  New Kate also puts her fangs to good use in the final episode of the season when she turns the object of Vlad's desires Denise played by Olivia Dankley.

The season 4 finale also marks the first time mom Beverly attempts (unsuccessfully) to bite anyone.

 

As a matter of fact the finale is an easy vampire beauty rating of 5 out of 5 considering Denise is in a nighty during the time all these female vamps are trying to bite her and Beverly gets in character for her first bite via a Dracula cloak and black cocktail dress all on top of Kates naughty vampire schoolgirl attire. If you don't believe me check out the episode below.

And for a rundown of the hottest episodes of the first three seasons check out my original review HERE.
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True Blood Cancelled! Season 7 will be series Final

This is why you don't show a penis on your season finale...  HBO has announced that Season 7 of True Blood which will air in the summer of 2014 will be the series finale.  When we last left the citizens of Bon Temps a plaige of zombie vampires were about to attack the towns folk and the non zombie vampires were being paired up with their own human to protect them (and in return the vamps can feed on them to keep them from getting infected).  As for the series itself it's had its ups and downs.   Personally I wasn't a huge fan when it started as with the style of storytelling it uses you have to watch the entire series from beginning to end (which I eventually did thanks to Netflix and HBO Go) to understand anything that's going on.  Otherwise its just really really gay (as in a lot of homosexuality) and some of the mid season episodes are just beyond dry (especially during the reverend Newlin church storyline during season 2).

With that being said I'm sad to see it go as it is a sign that the vampire trend (thus female vampire sub characters) is coming to an end. Enjoy 2014 as much as possible because 2015 is looking more and more bleak as far as vamps go. 

New Vampire series set for FX in Summer of 2014

So Guillermo Del Toro's graphic novel about a virus turning people to vampires and humans hoping to survive has now been added to the FX networks Summer 2014 lineup.   Now normally I would be very happy with this since I am an advocate of vampirism being more of a primal thing and not just regular people who just happen to live off of blood but can function normally otherwise (Twilight and Vampire Diaries I'm talking about you) but in this case not so much as in the graphic novels for Strain, vampires are almost a whole other species from human similar to what was seen in the movie The Priest or the super vampire eating vampires in Blade 2.  

Films and TV shows like this I consider a whole other genre than vampire as the whole fear factor that came from the vampire was that unlike any other thing to fear in the night, ANYONE could be the monster so you didn't know where the threat was coming from and if that threat was especially attractive, what were you going to do?  With this, it's no different than your run of the mill zombie genre (which is only second to vampires in media overkill in the last decade).

My ideal vampire situation is more in line with the 2005 indy film Night Fangs.  In that film the vampires had all the stereotypical vampire special powers and looked exactly like humans (other than the fangs of course) but much like zombies they were completely primal.  Their only want was blood and that's it.  Another example was the 2004 film Dark Town which also followed the plot of a plague of vampirism spreading like wildfire through a major metropolitan area.  Once again, once they were completely turned while retaining the ability to talk and looking pretty much the same other than fangs their motivation was only one thing and that was to feed and spread the disease.   

So obviously this is FX's attempt at snagging the Walking Dead audience while the show is on hiatus for the summer but my money will still be on True Blood as far as the summer of 2014 Summer audiences go.  Especially since it will have a similar story (with sexier vampires) and because it will be the shows FINAL SEASON.