These mind-wiped molar-headed "storm troopers" of the evil federation had two primary functions: chaufering Servalan around the galaxy, and mounting ineffectual sucide attacks against the Liberator.

Though usually relegated to the background, in one episode it is revealed that Mutoids have been augmented to used blood serum to supply their nutritional needs as "a functional convenience." Serum bottles are usually inserted directly into a slot in their chest, but they are also fitted with a hypodermic device on their wrist for situations where more direct methods of extraction are required.

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Somebody already mentioned Dracula 3000, which is probably the worst, but if you ever need a plethora of "found footage" moment, look no further than the 'direct-to-DVD' abortion that is Vampire Wars: Battle for the Universe.

Any movie that starts off with the quote "The universe was filled with intelligent life...most of it vampiric!," and revolves a rag-tag crew of "sanitation workers" (yes, they 'take out the trash') who lose their captain and must learn to work together (and have hot psychic sex with the psychic lesbian half-vampire), encounter different species of vampires (including a hand puppet chest-burster, and a large number of leather-clad Mad Max wannabes), only to come fave to face with their old captain, now shockingly turned into a vicious vampire by Michael Ironside himself.... well... that's sure something, let me tell you!

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It "stars" Coolio, features a lot of Soviet decor for a movie released in 2004, and contains a line about "Comptonian weed." See, they got the weed on Comptonia, so...

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In Buffy and Angel, vampires sometime fight against or for robots and cyborgs. So that's futuristic, I guess.

Milla Jovovich in Ultraviolet is supposed to be a vampire, isn't she? Or maybe the movie totally forgot about that?

In Underworld, vampires and werewolves both researched some pretty cool tech to kill each other.

I also guess this whole posts is inspired by Daybreakers, the blood-IS-oil-metaphor movie.

Don't forget I Am Legend. The book have the protagonist studying vampirism to learn how to deal with them.

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