Vampires bring $7 bil to Hollywood economy
3:00 AM PDT 8/25/2010 by Jay A. Fernandez, Borys Kit
Films, books, TV pull in near the GDP of a small nation
Hollywood has repeatedly peddled the apocalyptic threat from aliens, machines, comets, viruses and zombies, but who was watching the vampires?
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