"I Just Feasted On Human Blood"	A Vampires Eyes turn bright red when they have just feasted on human blood. If you want to give the impression that you just ate, blood red is the way to go. Click Here For More On How You Can Add Blood Red Eyes To Your Costume
Are you a vampire? or planning on being one this Halloween? Vampire eyes change color with age and diet. Use the guide below to help you discover which theatrical or Halloween lens is best suited for your inner vampire.
"I feast on animal blood, but I may try human if you get too close"	When a vampire enjoys the blood of an animal other than humans, their eyes will posses a golden tint. Be frightened of a golden tint, they may be on the hunt for a different food source… Click Here For More On Golden Tinted Black Eyes And To Get Some Of Your Own
"I'm Hungry, and looking at You"	When a vampire is hungry, their eyes turn black. The darker black, the more hungry they are. Black eyes will instill instant fear to those around you. Click Here For More On How You Can Get Black Eyes For Halloween
"I'm STARVING for YOUR blood!"	Black vampire eyes show hunger, the darker and bigger eyes show a more desperate to eat vampire. Watch out, these contacts will have humans running. Click Here For More On How You Can Turn Your Entire Eye Black (note, scleral lenses take longer to get, so order early!!

Whichever vampire eyes you end up with, be safe, have fun, and scare the living daylights out of your friends!

Vampires of Yesterday and Today

Vampires with their seductive charm and sex appeal have entertained and fascinated our imaginations for decades. There was a time, when most vampires were a mere reincarnation of the most famous of all vampires, Count Dracula. Always the king of his castle, Dracula wore a flowing black cape, fancy attire and slicked back hair. He was a predator of the night and always a gentleman, the epitome of forbidden desire. Most vampires in the earlier days had no reflection and could not enter ones home without proper invitation. They would use the power of seduction to lure their victims to them, feed and at times; enslave them as their vampire brides. Even then, the vampires had an air of romance about them and it hid their unpredictable, deadly nature.

Today’s vampires are ever-changing, evolving creatures with an array of outstanding physical powers and abilities. They read minds, predict the future, effect emotions, heal human ailments with their blood, and can crush a skull with one finger. In the modern world, imaginations run wild, and vampires are portrayed in many different shades and textures. Some glow and shimmer, while others have the cold gray appearance of death warmed over. The options are almost limitless in today’s techno-savvy world and our desire to explore the forbidden. Vampires can seduce people with liquid blue eyes which melt into pools of gold and silver when aroused. In current books and movies, many vampires travel at lightening fast speeds and they are on their victims in a heartbeat. Unlike the vampires of yesterday that would stalk their victims in a slow menacing dance. All of these inventive traits add a whole new level to the mysterious, pulsating nature and sexual appeal of the vampire race.

The mere tragedy of a once human heart being changed into a soul-less, blood thirsty monster makes for great story telling. It creates the opportunity to capture the hearts of readers and theater-goers all over the world. Audiences are left to wonder what the human soul is capable of. Is there good in vampires, can they be saved? If so, at what price or are they doomed to immortality forever. Stories about vampires are told over and over again in slightly different ways and rarely get old. Whether you prefer the classic-style vampires of the past, that transform into bats and fly off into the night, or you enjoy the colorful, vibrant diversity of the vampires of today, one thing is certain. Vampires are fascinating and will continue to ignite our senses, scare us to the core, and capture our hearts with their tragic nature for decades to come.