Vampire Flower, a 2014 K-drama, ranks low due to its alignment with Twilight, lacking originality despite promising acting. Bulgasal: Immortal Souls stands out by focusing on Korean folklore and immortality concept in a unique way. Vampire Idol, a K-Pop themed sitcom, falls short in rankings due to bad CGI and cringe-worthy moments despite its concept.

Vampires will never go out of style, and to prove it, the best K-dramas with a vampire storyline run the gamut of release years and settings. The dreaded vampire has bewitched the minds of audiences and readers ever since Bram Stoker's Dracula hit the shelves and brought the creature into popular consciousness. While there have been many iterations and changes made to vampires over the years, the one thing that remains the same is that in order to survive, they must drink the blood of humans. Outside of that, writers have really been able to...