The Theological Vampire Exposed

First published in the 19th century, The Theological Vampire Exposed is a fierce and unsettling work that casts light on the dangers of spiritual corruption and religious hypocrisy, symbolized through the chilling image of the vampire. Landseer uses the figure of the vampire not as a creature of folklore alone, but as a metaphor for those who prey upon the faithful—draining their strength, hope, and belief under the guise of piety.

In this rare text, theology and terror intertwine. The vampire becomes a theological specter, representing false teachers, corrupt institutions, and the dark forces that masquerade as light. Landseer’s biting critique stands as both a religious warning and an occult allegory, exposing the peril of deception within the very heart of faith.

Part satire, part sermon, part occult symbolism, The Theological Vampire Exposed remains a unique and dangerous volume—a text that dares to name the hidden predators who thrive upon the souls of others.

Complete edition of Thomas Landseer’s rare work

Explores the vampire as a symbol of spiritual corruption

A blend of religious critique, occult allegory, and gothic imagination

Essential for readers of occult literature, vampire lore, and theological controversy