What is the story about Seregon Odyssey and Vampires?
Vampires are hot – or at least the ones we watch in Twilight, True Blood and Vampire Diaries are. But what if a guy or girl drank blood in real life? Is that hot – or just downright creepy? According to Time Out New York, model-actress Seregon O’Dassey claims to be a modern-day version of the real thing. This month appears on the series Vampires Revealed, which premiered October 5 on Comcast On Demand’s Paranormal TV Channel. Seregon says she drinks blood “maybe two, three times a month.” Gross! She says, “It’s never public; it’s not like people think. I don’t have a craving and grab a random person. If my boyfriend cuts himself in the kitchen, or if I really want something, I’ll ask my boyfriend. Or I have a little blade so I can make little nicks in myself. Nothing bad, it’s completely safe.” So basically she’s not a vampire – she’s just part of this alternative scene of people who cut themselves to drink blood. Creepy, right? She says she compares it to “a sexual experience.” She al
And by ‘real life’ I mean completely pretend. Being a vampire isn’t easy these days. With Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart glamming it up for the kiddies, and Sookie turning their own blood into an aphrodisiac, vampires are trying to survive in a spotlight of popularity. Like young model/actress Seregon O’Dassey. She’s just trying to live her (undead) life. O’Dassey is at the center of the new reality show Vampires Revealed, a Comcast On Demand exclusive that follows the lives of three ‘real life’ vampires as they attempt to live in a world that frequently misunderstands their beliefs and lifestyle practices. The young actress has been making the rounds lately in promotion for the upcoming show, which runs through November 2nd, and is giving interviews about her ideas on popular representations of vampires. “The Hollywood stereotype is very strong,” she says, “and a lot of people do get fangs made and yeah, we mostly wear black. But we don’t go around attacking people and biting th
