Vampires need fangs, especially in gay vampire porn

April 29, 2022 · By sebastien

This is a personal preference, but for me, vampires need to have fangs, especially in films. There’s a lot of gay vampire porn out there, and some without any fangs.

I would even rate fangs above biting. The vampire bite is an act of sex, fangs breaking skin is penetration. This varies in videos between an act of dominance or foreplay, to the final climax. Fangs make the vampire, the bite can be avoided with sex.

Now porn isn’t watched for the storyline or acting, but good adult films can pull you into the fantasy with a little effort. A few films make the effort with a good premise, and only narrowly miss the mark by not including fangs. Then there are the videos that don’t make much effort.

I recently found one clip that presented a sexy vampire scenario and could have been so much better with fangs, or an attempt to act more like a vampire. The clip and trailer may be missing some important footage, but even in the available video, nothing suggests biting or fangs.

Our sexy ‘vampire’ comes dressed in a full red harness and cape, and while he’s giving off some vampire vibes, aside from kissing around the boy’s neck, nothing else vampiric happens, until his final exit from the scene. If it wasn’t for the few title cards added to the start of the video, there would be no reason to think he’s a vampire.

I know twinks are not for everyone, and you have options with other films, but Twinklight and Twinkblood really did deliver the best gay vampire experience. I started this website back when I first heard about Twinklight, and I’ve covered the series a lot… because I was obsessed. We had hot vampires, fangs, biting and boys turned into vampires. There was a plot, acting, and more to build up the fantasy. And it made a big difference.

I’ve seen other gay films (you know, the non-adult type) that had worse performances and settings. One could even cut a non-adult version of Twinklight and it would easily stand up to other indie films, including some gay vampire films. Twinklight set a very high bar, and it shows an evolution of improved quality.

Two 90s films, Queer of the Damned and Laid by a Vampire, set up a great premise but didn’t deliver fangs. The video quality is so low you could almost think you just can’t see the fangs. Recently Barebackula from Lucas Entertainment put in a lot of effort with the location, costumes and makeup, but skipped the fangs from the premise. The summary doesn’t even mention vampires.

If you go back to the Vampire of Budapest, the use of fangs was limited. In one scene we’re shown two boys bitten, and one rising as a vampire after. Hopefully the cuter second boy was turned too, but he was never shown with fangs. The production budget must have run out. The Bite series was also an early film that used fangs properly. More recently Nightriders gave us some rough beefcake vampires. The two Suckers films also delivered fanged vamps. There are also been many one off scenes, often at Halloween. The better ones always have fangs.

What do you think? Is a vampire really a vampire without fangs?

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