The phrase "a vampire of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing someone or something that embodies characteristics or qualities associated with vampires, often metaphorically.
Example: "He was a vampire of the night, lurking in the shadows and feeding off the fears of those around him."
Alternatives: "a creature of" or "a being of".
In 1978 Chelsea Quinn Yarbro began publishing her series of Count Saint-Germain books, the main character of which is a vampire of moral character whose bite is an erotic experience.
Most of all, these tender scenes serve as a response to the accusation, stated or not, that television is a vampire of tragedy, feeding on suffering and despair for ratings.
Is Barnabas Collins a vampire of a different color?
He is shown to be unusually mature and physically strong for a vampire of his age.
As both an animal scientist and a Presbyterian minister, I call Descartes a bogeyman, a vampire of logic who sucked the conscious life out of animals, decreeing that they cannot reason and are only machines made out of meat.
According to Anne Rice's description of vampires, "A vampire of sufficient power or age may also unwillingly 'hear' the thoughts of all the humans within range of this power, leading to an old vampire saying: 'If you do not learn to silence the voices, they will drive you mad.'" This blurring of psychological boundaries is intriguing.
Steinman rewrote the Tanz version into English as "Confession of a Vampire" for the ill-fated US version (Dance of the Vampires) of the musical starring Michael Crawford.
It's not like there was a vampire code of conduct or something, that you could call Vampire Central and say, Would you send me that pamphlet, please?
AMONG the ranks of BMW fundamentalists, one nightmare incites the deepest primal fears: an unrelenting attack by a vampire army of thirsty, darkly complicated Bimmers.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, The Lost Boys, Interview with a Vampire and of course Dracula.
She was also a vampire and murderer of hundreds of women and girls.
