From Chicago Vampirologist Marty Riccardo:

It seems that a thousand vampire movies have been made over the years, and most of them are pretty bad.  When I come across one that has some quality, I want to spread the word.  I recently watched two that impressed me.  Each of them has come up with a unique premise for a vampire movie, and each of them keeps you guessing about what is fantasy and what is reality.

The first one is titled Bled from 2009.  What if there was a mind-altering drug that could take you into a full-blown vampire experience?  Those who go on this drug trip find it intoxicating and addictive.  The folks who put this film together clearly have a serious interest in how the vampire has a powerful impact on human consciousness.  The gothic imagery and scenery are impressive.

www.bledmovie.com

The other film is even better.  It is a Spanish movie with English subtitles  from 2006.  Titled A Real Friend, it also has a very original story idea.   A young girl has imaginary monster friends who seem quite real to her,   and one of her friends is a vampire.  I like the strangeness and slow pace  of the film. The tension builds to a powerful climax.

http://www.thelightningbugslair.com/2008/09/leatherface-shows-his-tender-side.html

For those who have Comcast free movies on demand in America, these films are available during the summer.