What are vampyres?

Vampyres, often spelled "vampires," are mythical creatures typically depicted as undead beings that sustain themselves by consuming the blood of the living. They are commonly associated with folklore and Horror literature, characterized by traits such as immortality, aversion to sunlight, and the ability to transform into bats or other creatures. The concept of vampyres has evolved over time, influencing various cultural depictions in films, books, and other media, making them enduring figures in popular culture.