You have a lot of Darth Maul heads.

I really like these, especially Cabbagerash and Wheatsauce (his bent legs alone make him awesome).  The Darth Maul head and Lord Vladek armour combination on Fogpot/Jellywart looks great too. 
Just out of curiousity, why do most of these characters' names involve food, and why are most of them carrying axes or saws?

Also, how's your camera movement tutorial coming along?

Vampire hunter
Keeping his identity as closely-kept a secret as Area 51, the vampire hunter travels the world slaying the most evil vampires there are. He's saved more people than he can count, but he doesn't know when enough is enough. Now he's out to slay the most dangerous vampire of them all - the infamous Neculai, Lord of Transylbatvia.

Neculai
The Lord Vampire of Transylbatvia, Neculai has ruled the country for centuries. Nothing is known about his human life, nor how he came to be a vampire, but now he is the most feared and most dangerous of his kind. Nobody - mortal or immortal - who has challenged him have ever been seen again. He waits for an opponent truly worthy of him...

May do this as an animation, but I'm not sure. I sort of idly built loads of the sets and characters after getting the Wolverine Chopper set, 'coz I wanted to try out some of the new pieces, but I don't know that this would be anything other than a bad-ass fight between a vampire hunter and a super-vampire, like a really toned-down, goreless version of Blade. Plus, my success rate with getting through projects is extremely low, considering how the only thing I've uploaded in months was a 15 second tennis match.

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"Nothing goes down 'less I'm involved. No nuggets. No onion rings. No nothin'. A cheeseburger gets sold in the park, I want in! You got fat while we starved on the streets...now it's my turn!" -Harley Morenstein

Thanks! The hair's Wolverine's, from the helicopter set.

And I totally get what you mean about the purple. I think I have the old Dumbledore somewhere...

"Nothing goes down 'less I'm involved. No nuggets. No onion rings. No nothin'. A cheeseburger gets sold in the park, I want in! You got fat while we starved on the streets...now it's my turn!" -Harley Morenstein

Yes, I guess I should work on some of the names.  I'll keep some of the good ones, throw out the others.

It shouldn't be flesh, or else he'll have to change the hands when he goes bat.  Changing out hands a lot can damage them, so it's usually best to work around it if possible.

I don't think that it would really fit into the film at all.  There's not really any reason to add it to it.  Doing so would only add more unnecessary stuff to the narrative, which is already gigantic for a brickfilm.  I don't want to distract from the primary story.

Though, the figure could work marvelously for one of Nora's parts.  She'd just have her hair tucked under her hat, and be on stilts with a ridiculously baggy coat, and thus may fit into one of the films within the film.

My turn:
I'm trying to come up with a sigfig, and hoping not to need to buy anything, so here are a few different faces that might work. I could also change the arm color if need be.

Here's the first head, which, depending on how you look at it, is Loki's, Bruce Wayne's, or a Sith Trooper's. Probably my favorite out of the lot.

Second head:

Third and so forth:

Which do you think looks best, and should I stick with that torso (and also does the arm color look good)?

Okay, here are a couple different leg pieces.

Tan legs to match the arms:

I don't particularly like that combination.

I just found my dark green legs, and I'm really liking this 'fig.

I like the color of the dark green legs, but it just seems too plain.
Like it needs a different colored belt or some printing or something.
The Dark Tan legs/arms combo is probably the next best, but I think they could all use a quiver on the back.

Well, a quiver or a cape, but preferably a quiver.
Could you try having a short dark green cape on the Dark Tan version? (Frodo's cape)
That may look cool.

To get it to look less plain you could use the "hip/belt" piece of the legs from either the brown or dark tan legs. And, a cape or quiver like Pritchard said