Know of any? I'd prefer them to concern boys or men vampires but I can swing both ways.

Yeah there was some lesbian vampire B film about five years ago simply called "Lesbian Vampires" or summat. It was on the Netflicks actualment.

Nope sorry, the title is actualment Wir sind die Nacht (2010).

Vampyros Lesbos (1971)

Not sure how good it is, haven't seen it myself.

Brokebat Caveman

Heh. That was good. Top shelf stuff m8.

Kind of obvious I know, but since no one has said it yet, Interview with the Vampire.

gay.

How the hell has nobody mentioned Gayracula (1983).
Also check out Deafula (1975) for one of the most unique movie experiences you'll have for a long time. Not a gay film, but had to be mentioned.

'Deafula' would be the second sign-language film I've seen in recent times, the other being the more recent 'The Tribe' (2014) from the Ukraine.

Irma Vep (1996) - but in a much different way than you would expect.

The Nosferatu films also have a pretty clear homosexual subtext.

I also think that Daughters of Darkness (1971) goes that way but I haven't seen it yet.

Vamperifica.

The Blood Spattered Bride [chicks]
The Hunger [chicks]
Nadja (1994) [chicks]
Et mourir de plaisir (1960) [chicks]
Lesbian Vampire Killers [take a guess]
The Vampire Lovers (1970) [chicks]
Alucarda, la hija de las tinieblas (1977) [this is exactly your kind of shit, even though > chicks]
Vampire Diary (2006) [chicks]
Dance of the Vampires (1967) [blokes]
Låt den rätte komma in [blokes]
Daughters of Darkness (1971) confirmed [chicks]

Four of those are based on Sheridan Le Fanu's "Carmilla".

I told you, lad: You do NOT need to find those films. They'll find you.

Udo Kier was giving off some weird vibes in Blood for Dracula (1974)

The Fearless Vampire Killers, kinda.

I remember there was a scene that had a serious gay vibe.

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What scene? I don't remember it.

Some guy, I think it was the vampire. Doing poses half nude in his bedroom in front of a mirror. He also had a kinda gay voice but my memory of it is very vague.

I need to rewatch it. Remember liking the film a lot.

I remember being disappointed by just how dull it was.

I guess there are no actual vampires in Alucarda (maybe only in the scene in which the dead blonde girl wakes up in the coffin, but not even then it's made explicit that she's a vampire).

I'm sure you are right, my memory of it is pretty fuzzy. This is one of the ones that are based on "Carmilla", and in many of the films based on it (or inspired by it) vampires are a very minor element while it others vampires are on the forefront. 'Let's Scare Jessica to Death' was one that I thought had none at all, but I see now that "vampire" is listed under the keywords.