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  • TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 7 2010 12:04 AM

The Vampire Craze has Officially Gone Too Far

by Angelita

I won’t lie, I love vampires. I’ve read all of Anne Rice’s vampire novels, watched just about every vampire movie there is, even all the lame 80’s ones, and I’m still slightly convinced vampires could possibly exist. However, the world seems hell bent on ruining this little internal pleasure of mine. 

First, they made Vampires teen-friendly, which is just the epitome of lame. What the hell kind of vampire wants to spend eternity going to high school?

If that wasn’t bad enough, now vampires are pro-abstinence. A pro-abstinence vampire is an oxymoron; vampires survive via penetration and sucking. If that’s not sexual, I don’t know what is. Then, vampires came out of the coffin and became mainstream on True Blood. So now I have to share a common interest with screeching preteens AND their parents.



Still, I held on, and replaced Lestat with Eric Northman in my myth-based sexual fantasies. Then, one day at the sex shop, we received a shipment that officially ruined vampires for me: vampire themed sex toys. For women, the Tantus’s Vamp, a white and sparkly realistically shaped dildo. For men, the Succu Dry Sex in a Can from Fleshlight, a male masturbator that resembles a vampire’s mouth.

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What happened to using your imagination? For the love of Dracula, I’m pretty sure Edward Cullen is technically under-age. Also, I think becoming a vampire effectively ends your days of giving a successful blow job. We’re talking about a creature who survives on sucking blood putting an appendage that swells with blood into their fanged mouth.

Despite the faulty logic, the Tantus Vamp and Fleshlight’s Succu Dry are actually really awesome toys. The Vamp is made out of extremely body-friendly materials and the Succu Dry felt pretty good to my finger. I show both toys to every customer that walks into my store. At first they laugh, agree that the vampire obsession has gone a little too far, and inevitably end up buying one or the other.

So, if you are not suffering from vampire burnout like me, and your Edward Cullen shrine just doesn’t feel complete, vampire sex toys might just be for you.

 

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motorfirebox

motorfirebox

Pittsburgh, PA
March 2004

SEP 07, 2010 01:35 PM

Wow. Now I know how vampires feel about crosses and garlic.

Lemonkid

Lemonkid

Canada
May 2003

SEP 07, 2010 06:35 PM

Team DeadFleshlight!

Bill_the_Cat

Bill_the_Cat

New Zealand
May 2005

SEP 07, 2010 07:44 PM

Lemonkid said:
Team DeadFleshlight!



Now that's a team I can get behind. er... In front of? inside?

Serene

Serene

SUICIDEGIRL

Oregon, USA

SEP 08, 2010 02:35 PM

Everything gets popular in waves.....it was zombies not too long ago.
Being popular by no means "ruins" an entire Sci-Fi genre to me. Vampire mythology has been around long before, and will be around long after Twilight and cheesy sex toys.
whatever

Vore

Vore

United Kingdom
January 2005

SEP 09, 2010 06:54 PM

I certainly would hesitate to put my 'TallyWhacker' into the mouth of a horny vampiress. And even if I did have such a compulsion, it would be the rest of her immortal beauty that might inspire such an illogical act.

Just a mouth on it's own? I don't really see the attraction... It's like making a 'mermaid' themed sex toy which consists of only some scaly gills on a cold wet lump of plastic. That's not the anatomical part which is the source of said mythical creature's attraction.

cyanide81

cyanide81

USA
August 2002

SEP 09, 2010 08:06 PM

dont forget about this little gem

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whatever

harden

harden

Germany
OLD SKOOL

SEP 10, 2010 12:34 AM

the irony

lagomorpha

lagomorpha

Portland, OR
August 2010

SEP 10, 2010 02:06 AM

Serene said:
Everything gets popular in waves.....it was zombies not too long ago.
Being popular by no means "ruins" an entire Sci-Fi genre to me. Vampire mythology has been around long before, and will be around long after Twilight and cheesy sex toys.
whatever



AMEN!!! skull

hairywookiee

hairywookiee

USA
September 2010

SEP 10, 2010 09:33 AM

I agree completely. Unfortunately corporate market researchers found this to be a mass money making machine that everyone’s jumping on. They did it to our Zombies as well. In the end when the fad fades and the train jumpers have fallen off WE will still love our Zombies and Vamps.

motorfirebox

motorfirebox

Pittsburgh, PA
March 2004

SEP 10, 2010 09:54 AM

hairywookiee said:
I agree completely. Unfortunately corporate market researchers found this to be a mass money making machine that everyone’s jumping on. They did it to our Zombies as well. In the end when the fad fades and the train jumpers have fallen off WE will still love our Zombies and Vamps.


At least there wasn't a zombie fleshlight. Though that does give me an idea for a great movie.

"Coooooock... cooooooooock.."

draugr69

draugr69

USA
January 2010

SEP 10, 2010 11:56 AM

Perhaps the real vampires are behind the craze and making themselves a half hearted culture phenomenom keeps them safe. I am one who believes the real thing exists.

Northron

Northron

I'm lost
November 2004

SEP 10, 2010 12:35 PM

"First, they made Vampires teen-friendly, which is just the epitome of lame." Damned straight.

cyanide81

cyanide81

USA
August 2002

SEP 10, 2010 12:43 PM

cyanide81 said:
dont forget about this little gem

zoom image

whatever



aaaand i just realized this was already mentioned in the first post blackeyed

MrCrisp

MrCrisp

I'm lost
August 2004

SEP 10, 2010 05:09 PM

This vampire craze sucks.




Somebody had to say it. whatever

toothpickmoe

toothpickmoe

Los Angeles, CA
May 2004

SEP 10, 2010 06:33 PM

MrCrisp said:
This vampire craze sucks.




Somebody had to say it. whatever




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