Of all fictional, slightly spooky creatures, there seems to be something about vampires that really piques society's curiosity. Skeptical? Just think of how often they appear in pop culture. Despite being pretty scary as a concept, there are countless famous vampires in films, books, and television. To name a few: Edward Cullen, the whole cast of True Blood, Tom Cruise in Interview With A Vampire. The list goes on and on, and it's pretty clear to see just how fascinated society is with vampires.

Despite the fact that an undead person who drinks the blood of humans is, well, a little less than comforting as a concept, vampire stories and myths have existed for centuries and they're not going anywhere anytime soon. The fascination with the fictional creatures and the tales will likely always exist, especially when Halloween rolls around. While there are a lot of scary stories surrounding vampires, there is one thing that's pretty cool about them: Their names.

If you're looking for some vampire name inspiration, here are 65 vampire names for you to fang-girl over.

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Famous Vampire Names

There are quite a few famous vampires in literature and film.

    • Edward Cullen from Twilight
    • Bella Swan from Twilight
    • Jasper Cullen from Twilight
    • Alice Cullen from Twilight
    • Rosalie Hale from Twilight
    • Carlisle Cullen from Twilight
    • Emmett Cullen from Twilight
    • Esme Cullen from Twilight
    • Renesme Cullen from Twilight
    • Laurent from Twilight
    • Lestat de Lioncourt from The Vampire Chronicles
    • Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
    • Bill Compton from True Blood
    • Grandpa Munster from The Munsters
    • Marceline the Vampire Queen from Adventure Time
    • Damon Salvatore from The Vampire Diaries
    • Rudolph from The Little Vampire
    • Count Orlok from Nosferatu
    • Stefan Salvatore from The Vampire Diaries
    • Angel from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
    • Magnus de la Gardie from Count Magnus
    • Maharet from The Vampire Chronicles
    • Makenna from Twilight
    • Marius de Romanus from The Vampire Chronicles
    • Raphael from The Immoral Instruments
    • Sanuguini from Harry Potter
    • Silas from The Graveyard Book
    • Sinclair from Constellation
    • Klaus from The Vampire Diaries
    • Kaleo from Shattered Mirror
    • Kalika from The Last Vampire
    • James Rasmussen from Night World
    • Jagger from Vampire Kisses
    • Haruka from Vampire Knight
    • Eudoxia from The Vampire Chronicles
    • Flandre from Touhou Project
    • Felix from Twilight
    • Eleazar from Twilight
    • Darla from Angel
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Male Vampire Names

There are quite a few spooky-sounding male vampire names that sound like they'd fit right in in Transylvania. Really, though, anything can be a vampire name if you get a little creative (just look at Twilight).

    • Bartholomew
    • Aldon
    • Alessandro
    • Anthan
    • Baldassare
    • Braeden
    • Carden
    • Cerberus
    • Cian
    • Danto
    • Draven
    • Damien
    • Christian
    • Clairmonde
    • Cassius
    • Emmett
    • Felix
    • Hunter
    • Jasper
    • Lazarus
    • Louis
    • Magnus
    • Nikolas
    • Orpheus
    • Caius
    • Boris
    • Silas
    • Talon
    • Bronde
    • Corentin
    • Golgotha
    • Grimoire
    • Hastie
    • Jela
    • Manson
    • Moriarty
    • Xander
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Female Vampire Names

All of these names are fit for a vampire bride or queen.

    • Alana
    • Desdemona
    • Eva
    • Eyota
    • Eve
    • Kali
    • Kharis
    • Kora
    • Lilith
    • Luna
    • Melaina
    • Imperia
    • Alumit
    • Amaia
    • Amarande
    • Ambrosia
    • Aura
    • Ballari
    • Camille
    • Yvonne
    • Ambrosia
    • Amdis
    • Celeste
    • Dawn
    • Drusilla
    • Elena
    • Elisabeta
    • Katherine
    • Lenora
    • Lilith
    • Lucinda
    • Miriam
    • Jezebel
    • Thana
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Olivia Muenter is a freelance writer and former fashion and beauty editor who writes about fashion, beauty, lifestyle, relationships, travel, home decor, and more for Woman's Day and beyond. Her work has appeared in Bustle, Refinery 29, Glamour, Byrdie, Apartment Therapy, Philadelphia Magazine, and more. When she's not reading (or talking about reading on Bad on Paper, the bookish podcast she co-hosts), you can find Olivia working on her first novel, curating the perfect playlist, or shopping online.