Marie is a vampire with a thirst for bad guys. When she fails to properly dispose of one of her victims, a violent mob boss, she bites off more than she can chew and faces a new, immortal danger.
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Marie has two appetites, sex and blood. Her career as a vampire is going along fine until two problems come up, she is interrupted while feeding on Sal (the shark) Macelli and she begins to develope a relationship with the policeman who has been trying to put Sal away. Sal wakes up in the morgue very confused and very thirsty. He goes back to his old haunts and begins to create an organized crime family of vampires while Marie and her policeman lover hunt him. Written by John Vogel <jlvogel@comcast.net>
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25 September 1992 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Bloody Marie - Eine Frau mit Biß See more »Box Office
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$4,972,818 (USA)Company Credits
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Joe: Who did Macelli eat?
Marie: Some guy named Manny. An innocent person dead because *you* screwed up!
Joe: Manny Bergman? He wasn't so innocent. He's a lawyer.
Marie: Maybe he's not dead. Maybe I have to finish him too.
Joe: Or what? He becomes like Macelli, or he becomes like you?
Marie: Macelli's nothing like me! He's a cold-blooded killer!
Joe: And what are you?
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Written by Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen
Performed by Frank Sinatra
Courtesy of Capitol Records
By Arrangement with CEMA Special Markets
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The sign that says 'Shadyside Florist' during the car crash scene was repainted with 'Shackleford and Maxwell's' and is now on a florist shop several blocks uphill from where the crash was filmed. See more »Goofs
When Manny (in hospital) dies and becomes a vampire, his heart briefly stops, causing the EKG to sound an alarm before it starts beating again. He then wakes up and detaches the EKG leads, which ought to trigger another alarm but does not. See more »Quotes
Marie: [about Macelli] If you had just left him to me, I would have stopped him before he fled. Now he's a hundred times more dangerous.Joe: Who did Macelli eat?
Marie: Some guy named Manny. An innocent person dead because *you* screwed up!
Joe: Manny Bergman? He wasn't so innocent. He's a lawyer.
Marie: Maybe he's not dead. Maybe I have to finish him too.
Joe: Or what? He becomes like Macelli, or he becomes like you?
Marie: Macelli's nothing like me! He's a cold-blooded killer!
Joe: And what are you?
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The story, all names, characters and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons, vampires, places, buildings and products is intended or should be inferred. See more »Soundtracks
That Old Black MagicWritten by Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen
Performed by Frank Sinatra
Courtesy of Capitol Records
By Arrangement with CEMA Special Markets
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John Landis is not the type of director who goes for any deeper meaning in his films outside of the occasional well-staged car chase in heavy traffic; however, this time, working with Michael Wolk's first-rate screenplay, he excels in narrative as well as in visual form. An undercover cop in Pittsburgh, posing as a thief for the Mob, becomes attracted to the scintillating French woman who is hellbent on killing kingpin Robert Loggia (seems she's a bloodsucker by night--and forgot to "finish the food" the evening she put the bite on Loggia's Sal the Shark!). Not terribly bright, but full of puckish black humor and one exciting, masterfully staged sequence after another. And when things calm down a bit, as with the motel sequence between hot twosome Anne Parillaud and Anthony LaPaglia, Landis is adept at smoothly changing the movie's rhythm. It's an impressive, gory, foul-mouthed, yet adrenalized and satirical piece of work, Landis' best. *** from ****