Vampire at Midnight (1988)The "Vampire Killer" leaves his victims drained of blood, while a detective tries to catch him. Director:Gregory McClatchy |
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Vampire at Midnight (1988)The "Vampire Killer" leaves his victims drained of blood, while a detective tries to catch him. Director:Gregory McClatchy |
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Jason Williams | ... |
Roger Sutter
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Gustav Vintas | ... |
Victor Radikoff
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Lesley Milne | ... |
Jenny Carleton
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Esther Elise | ... |
Lucia Giannini
(as Esther Alise)
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Jeanie Moore | ... |
Amalia
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Christopher Nee | ... |
Raoul
(as Shendt)
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Robert Random | ... |
Al Childress
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Jonny Solomon | ... |
Lee Keller
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Ted Hamaguchi | ... |
Captain Takato
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| Michael Shamus Wiles | ... |
Gunman 1
(as Mike Wiles)
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Mike Tino | ... |
Gunman 2
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Richard Kory | ... |
Gunman 3
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| Michael G. Kehoe | ... |
Jon
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Eddie Jr. | ... |
Bobby Rio
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Jeff Yesko | ... |
Ptn. Buccola
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The "Vampire Killer" leaves his victims drained of blood, while a detective tries to catch him.
A vampire is terrorizing the city, victims found drained of blood, and so it's up to a close-to-the-wind detective to find the killer. The wonderfully enigmatic and sinister villain, posing as a hypnotherapist, is the most effective vampires of recent years, the film is well-paced and chilling and has strong characters and an excellently surreal and brooding soundtrack (which ought to be released on CD/cassette). The sets are imaginatively-designed and there is a very thought-provoking ending.