Song of the Vampire (2001) (V)

Director:

Denice Duff

Writers:

Ron Ford
Jose Prendes

Release Date:

4 June 2001 (USA)

Genre:

Horror

Tagline:

She awoke him from the grave to love again

Plot Keywords:

Female Nudity | Male Nudity | Vampire | Crossbow | Morgue

Cast

Denice Duff	...	Caroline / Victoria Thorn
James Horan	...	Jonathon Travers
Jillian McWhirter	...	Rose
Frank Bruynbroek	...	Marty
Marilyn O'Connor	...	Aunt Zerelda
Geoffrey Lewis	...	Geoff, Morgue Attendant
Julie Michaels	...	Maggie
John Mese	...	Police Officer Ben
Scott Spearman	...	Police Officer
Debbie Fleming	...	Erica Dunn / Singer in Club
R.W. Smith	...	Parole Officer (as Ron Smith)
Joss Martin	...	Man in Street
Tyler Stafford	...	Tyler
Dillon Crane	...	Young Boy
Paris Duff	...	Little Girl

Directed by
Denice Duff

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Ron Ford
Jose Prendes

Produced by
Caprice Conley	....	line producer
Charles Band	....	executive producer (uncredited)

Cinematography by
Paul Deng
Gary E. Milton

Film Editing by
Chris Conlee
Steven Nielson
Fred Roth

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Brandon Rafferty	....	first assistant director

Sound Department
Klint Macro	....	sound re-recording mixer
Matt Walsh	....	sound re-recording mixer

Music Department
Edward Douglas	....	composer: main titles (as Midnight Syndicate)
Midnight Syndicate	....	composer: main title and additional music

Thanks
Todd Fischer	....	special thanks

Distributors

• Elephant Films (2007) (France) (all media)
• Shadow Entertainment (2003) (USA) (DVD)

Also Known As:

"Vampire Resurrection" - USA (DVD title)

Runtime:

USA:77 min

Country:

USA

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Filming Locations:

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

Movie Connections:

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Pretty Lame. See Subspecies for Denice Duff at her best instead.

I love vampire films, but this one had nothing new to add to the genre. On top of being painfully low budget, the boom mic dips into every other scene. Why wasn't this caught in editing? The story is predictable and awkwardly slow paced. The vampire, who is supposed to be a good guy, takes some peoples lives without a second thought. It doesn't really make any sense.

To be honest, I got this movie on DVD because I am a huge fan of Denice Duff's work on the Subspecies series. In Subspecies, she's hauntingly beautiful, and was the perfect vampire. I was hungry to see more of her. In this film however, she is not a vampire, and her character is pretty weak. She does have one love scene which is unfortunately PG-13.

Pretty lame overall. I'd recommend skipping this movie and picking up Subspecies instead.