But as with any media that flies too close to the sun, "Twilight" was not without its haters. Pattinson, who starred as the sullen, immortal teen Edward Cullen, revealed to GQ Spain in January that he ...

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The Twilight Saga has undoubtedly been a significant part of pop culture, and it's many quotes and quirks have made it a pop culture staple. Despite the genre already being popular, we can’t deny that ...

It’s a valid question. The first Twilight movie was released in 2008, if you can believe it. That’s nearly twenty years ago. But it seems like the Twilight haters have still not given up the ghost, or ...

The mystical allure of vampires makes them one of the most popular supernatural creatures in fiction — and not just as antagonists in horror stories. From mystery to comedy to urban and historical ...

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the first "Twilight" book. The fictional story of vampires, werewolves and teenage love is set in the real town of Forks, Washington. It was once the ...

While vampire have always been associated with blood and death and dark behaviors in fiction, Stoker’s novel really codified the nature of the beasts. In Dracula, vampires come across as more of a ...

When it comes to the modern vampire, Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight has a lot to answer for. While the first book landed in 2005, it was the 2008 movie that truly propelled the franchise (and vampires) ...

Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in 'Twilight.' In Twilight, Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) described Forks as a small town in Washington, "under a near constant cover of clouds and rain." While the ...

Look, I know there are a lot of upcoming horror movies to look forward to during the Halloween season, but I have a tradition to uphold, and that’s rewatching the Twilight movies just about every fall ...

As long as we've been reading books, we've been enchanted – and terrified – by vampires. But if you want to talk about the ageless impact these garlic-fearing creatures have on the mainstream, you'd ...