Highgate Vampire Highgate Vampire The Highgate Vampire was the name given by tabloids to a... Highgate Vampire Highgate Vampire The Highgate Vampire was the name given by tabloids to a Lorophage Demon active around the area of Hightgate Cemetery in 1972. The Watchers Council, acting on faulty intelligence, sent a group of young Watchers in training - Rupert Giles, Philip, Lucy, Charlotte and an unidentified Watcher-in-training - to face the so-called vampire.
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We believed the Highgate Vampire to be just that. ―Mr. Giles. The Highgate Vampire was the name given by tabloids to a Lorophage Demon active around the area of Hightgate Cemetery in 1972.
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Highgate Vampire - Manchester's exorcism claims. 1  In later years, Manchester wrote his own account of his doings that night (The Highgate Vampire 1985; 2nd rev. ed. 1991).
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The first sightings of the figure came in the early 1960s. Highgate cemetery was by then over 100 years old and had fallen into disrepair and decay. Overgrown and sprawling, the gothic Victorian graveyard seemed the perfect setting for the strange and sinister events that would follow.
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Lorophage physiology grants it the following: 1  Traumatic memory absorption. 2  Insanity inducement. 3  Superhuman strength and durability. 4  Razor-sharp claws. 5  Resistance to magic. 6  Hibernation.
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Highgate Vampire. The Highgate Vampire was a media sensation surrounding reports of supposed supernatural activity at Highgate Cemetery in London in the 1970s. Contents. A modern vampire story. Many popular books on ghosts, like the book called The Highgate Vampire, mention a vampire which reportedly haunted Highgate Cemetery in the early 1970s. The growth of its reputation, which can be traced through contemporary media reports and subsequent books by two participants, Seán Manchester, a Walter Mitty character and David Farrant, a bleary eyed Rod Hull impersonator, is an example of modern legend-building.
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The Highgate Vampire became a minion of Drusilla when it returned in the 2010s. Il vampiro di Highgate (Highgate Vampire) is the title of 45th issue of Italian horror comic book series Dampyr.
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Highgate Vampire Highgate Vampire The Highgate Vampire was the name given by tabloids to a Lorophage Demon active around the area of Hightgate Cemetery in 1972. The Watchers Council, acting on...
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Highgate cemetery has long featured in vampire lore. In Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Lucy Westenra is buried at Highgate before rising as the undead to prey on local children. Just a year before the events of the Highgate Vampire, Hammer filmed the latest in their series of famous horror films - Taste the Blood of Dracula, at the cemetery. By the 1960s, Highgate had fallen heavily into disrepair. The foliage was thick and overgrown, tombs and coffins were broken and even some human remains had become exposed.
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Manchester repeated his florid account of the King Vampire, and after goading Farrant, said he would personally be leading a vampire hunt at Highgate that very night. Highgate cemetery had fallen into disrepair by the 1970s (credit: Panhard/wiki)
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The Highgate Vampire was a media sensation surrounding reports of supposed supernatural activity at Highgate Cemetery in London in the 1970s.