Vampires Collection

The Vampires Collection comprises three films released between 1998 and 2005. The collection centers on the world of John Carpenter's Vampires, a 1998 horror-western film adapted from the novel Vampire$ by John Steakley. Directed and scored by Carpenter, the initial film follows Jack Crow, a leader within a Catholic Church-sanctioned group dedicated to hunting vampires. His mission involves safeguarding a centuries-old cross from falling into the possession of Valek, the most powerful vampire. Two sequels extended the narrative, with Vampires: Los Muertos released in 2002 and Vampires: The Turning in 2005. The entire collection has a total runtime of 285 minutes and a reported budget of $20 million, achieving a total revenue of $20.74 million. The films within the Vampires Collection offer a series of stories exploring themes of religious conflict and supernatural hunting. The collection's combined financial performance indicates a cumulative revenue of $20,737,961 across its three installments.