Robert Pattinson Hates the Nature of Vampire

Thu, 26 March 2009 23:33:25 ET

Robert Pattinson feels there are many negative things of being vampires as they have to kill many souls in order to survive.

Robert Pattinson says there are more negatives than positives about being a vampire. It is due to the nature of vampire who has to bite a man in order to survive. "The way a vampire gets made is you just get bitten by someone," he tells MTV. "I mean, it's just like a disease. They're not separate entities to the rest of the world. They are much more human. You're just a human, you get bitten by another human who's been turned into this thing, and you just have to live forever afterwards."

The "Twilight" heartthrob also disses that a vampire will be trapped into a purgatory system in which the vampire has to kill many people in order to survive. "And you have these powers, you have super-strength and really amazing agility, but the pros for being a vampire don't really outweigh the cons at all," he continues. "You can never reveal that you're a vampire, so you're just trapped in this kind of purgatory all the time. You can do a couple of cool things (laughs). But it gets old after, like, 400 years. And also, you have to go around killing people all the time, which is another bummer." Recently, Robert Pattinson's rep clarified previous report saying that the 22-year-old actor was suffered a head injury on the set of his new flick "The Twilight Saga's New Moon" in Vancouver, Canada. "This story is completely false," the rep confirmed. "Robert has not been injured in any way and no version of the story ever occurred."

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