Vampira
Vampira the very first Horror Host as portrayed by Maila Nurmi on television and in films.
When I finish construction of my time machine, I am going to go back in time and go on a date with Vampira.
Where will we go you ask?
What a silly question, We obviously will go even further back in time, to 1927 to see Lon Chaney Sr. in "London After Midnight." After which I will let her pick the next destination.
"But aren't you married?" you ask.
(You really are full of stupid questions today)
Yes, yes I am, and I have that part all figured out as well. I will of course be taking the Warden on this trip, I will after all need someone to distract James Dean while I put the moves on Vampira.
You see, it really is a well thought out plan.
For more information about Vampira, check out her page at Cult Sirens.com
UPDATE:It looks like Vampira's Attic is back online!
Be sure to check out http://vampirasattic.com
And if anyone out there knows where I might find some footage of Vampira in action (other than P9FOS) PLEASE let me know!
posted by scottra at 11:11 PM
5 Comments:
She looks smokin' hot there, Rob.
Congratulations on successfully negotiating the "drawing-women" hurdle. Now you've opened up a whole new realm to explore.
Check vampirasattic.com for videos of her tv show
Thanks. Vampira's Attic was down for so long I figured it was lost forever.
Thanks for the tip!
R
VampirasAttic.com, The Only Vampira Site on the Web is seeking any Vampira or Maila Nurmi memorabilia that you wonderful fiends may have. In an attempt to expand the "Vampira Archive", we are begging all of Vampira's fans to look through their coffins and send us small .jpg sample images of their 8x10 photos, signed photos or Vampira's artwok. If you have a photo we're missing, we're willing to offer a Vampira Show DVD for a high resolution scan of your photos on disc (or cash of $10 if you don't want the DVD). We're also seeking any audio or video interviews that you may have recorded with Maila. Please do not send photos that have been found on the internet or scanned from magazines. We're only looking for high rez scans of actual photo prints in your collections. We have hundreds, but there's still many missing and we're begging for your help!
If you think you can help, please send your very small sample images to vampirasattic @ aol.com and type "Vampira Photos" in the subject line and we'll let you know if you have a rare image we need!
Thank you in advance,
VampirasAttic.com
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