Twilight: My Version
With all the screeing pre-teens swooning over the release of Twilight, I just wanted to throw my two eyeteeth in. I haven’t read the book, nor do I plan to see the movie, but I have some major problems with what I do know of the storyline. In short, it’s the fact that the main male protagonist is a vampire. VAM-PIRE. Nosferatu. Nightstalker. Blood ghoul. Child of the Night. Chupacabra.
Maybe not that last one.
Anyway, from my many hours spent role-playing D&D and Cthulhu, and my current reading of The Dresden Files, I know that vampires aren’t cured by love of some weepy tart alone. They need to be staked. Possibly subsequently beheaded and burned.
So, here’s how I think the movie should go:
Weepy teenage girl: “You’re a vampire!”
Vampire dude with bad hair: “Yes, but I’m a wounded vampire. I’m a strong male character with a flaw. Your love can heal me.”
{days pass}
Girl: “AAAAH! You bit me!!!”
Vampire: “Yah, you’ll be my thrall by dawn.”
Girl: “I thought you were a good vampire, though! I can’t believe this! I should’ve listened to my mother, and stayed away from the undead!”
Vampire: “Woman, I’ve done this for the past 400 years. I don’t need weepy teenage hangers-on. I need servants that can move my furniture and make me coffee.”
THE END
Tags: preteen screeching, thrallbait, Twilight
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