Vampirism has been an odd human obsession since even before 18th century Serbian folklore gave it a name. The unique fascination and fear of an evil, reanimated corpse with a hunger for human blood has permeated all cultures for centuries. But a more recent development entrancing people again is the reluctant vampire: the man cursed with a taste for human blood who must endure an eternity of torture in an attempt to curb his evil condition. He is known today, most famously, as Edward Cullen and can be seen in theatres now in “The Twilight Saga: New Moon."