# Vampira

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**Vampira** may refer to:

## Film

- [Maila Nurmi](/source/Maila_Nurmi) (1922–2008), 1950s TV horror hostess and star of the 1959 film *Plan 9 from Outer Space*, who performed under the name "Vampira" - *[The Vampira Show](/source/The_Vampira_Show)*, the Emmy-nominated TV show that she hosted
- [*Vampira* (1974 film)](/source/Vampira_(1974_film)) (also known as *Old Dracula*), a 1974 comedy film
- [*Vampira* (1994 film)](/source/Vampira_(1994_film))

## Song

- "Vampira", a song by Commander Cody of [Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen](/source/Commander_Cody_and_His_Lost_Planet_Airmen) on his 1978 album *Flying Dreams*
- "Vampira", a song about Maila Nurmi's character by [Glenn Danzig](/source/Glenn_Danzig), recorded several times by [The Misfits](/source/Misfits_(band)) and first released on the 1982 album *[Walk Among Us](/source/Walk_Among_Us)*
- "Vampira", a song by Devin Townsend on the 2006 album *[Synchestra](/source/Synchestra)*

## Character

- "Vampira", character in the comic [Captain Marvel, Jr.](/source/Captain_Marvel,_Jr.), issue #116, December 1952.
- "Vampira", character in the 1980 cartoon series *[Drak Pack](/source/Drak_Pack)*

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