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To Sleep with a Vampire (1993)Scott Valentine is a vampire who is torn between his need to feed and his desire to learn about the world of humans. But when he kidnaps Nina, a beautiful but troubled stripper, his world ... See full summary » Director:Adam FriedmanWriter:Patricia Harrington |
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Nina
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Richard Zobel | ... |
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Drunk
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Scott Valentine is a vampire who is torn between his need to feed and his desire to learn about the world of humans. But when he kidnaps Nina, a beautiful but troubled stripper, his world is turned upside down. For after she discovers that he cannot be hurt physically, Nina tries a new tactic -- seduction. Written by Concorde - New Horizons (with permission).
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He'll seduce you till dawn, Then have you foreverParents Guide:
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USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 January 1993 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Victime du vampire See more »Filming Locations:
Venice, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Much of the dialogue is horribly clichéd in this film, which is a shame, but the atmosphere set up from the beginning is well worth sitting through it - reminiscent of the Blade Runner city, I would say. Also, the character of Jacob, while playing the stereotypical, lonely vampire, is refreshing in that he portrays an impoverished psychopath (and not the European nobleman done to death in everything from Dracula to Anne Rice), mad from loneliness but still homicidal; we really experience his inability to endure, but unlike Louis of Interview with a Vampire, his mystically demonic nature does not permit him to develop a conscience. It does pale a bit as it progresses, and this film could not be enjoyed in the daytime, but seen in the early hours perhaps, or the very late, its atmosphere is well worthy of the 7 stars I've given it.