Vamp

A teen and his brother discover that their new town is a haven for vampires. The blend of coming-of-age story, comedy, and horror in The Lost Boys shares a similar cult classic vibe with Vamp.

In this high-octane horror-comedy, criminals and a family are trapped in a bar full of vampires after a bank heist goes awry. Fans of Vamp's mixture of humor and horror will feel right at home with the Tarantino-penned dialogue and over-the-top action.

When a teenager learns that his next-door neighbor is a vampire, no one believes him. Fright Night combines teen angst with vampire myth, creating a horror-comedy that fans of Vamp's quirky take on the genre will appreciate.

This vampire Western features a young cowboy who joins a travelling group of vampires after being bitten. Although more serious than Vamp, Near Dark's unique genre blend and stylish direction are compelling for similar reasons.

Before it was a hit TV show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a film that pitted a high school cheerleader against the undead. Although lighter and more comedic than Vamp, its pre-TV movie rendition captures a similar '90s spirit.

With its college setting and a plot involving alien parasites turning people into zombies, this cult favorite melds sci-fi and horror with a comedic twist that should resonate with fans seeking the same mix as in Vamp.

This post-apocalyptic tale balances the terror of the world's end and the campiness of '80s horror when two sisters find themselves among the few survivors of a comet-induced zombie takeover. Its tongue-in-cheek approach is akin to Vamp's style.