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Title: To Die For (1988)
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Cast
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Brendan Hughes | ... | Vlad Tepish |
| Sydney Walsh | ... | Kate Wooten | |
| Amanda Wyss | ... | Celia Kett | |
| Scott Jacoby | ... | Martin Planting | |
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Micah Grant | ... | Mike Dunn |
| Duane Jones | ... | Simon Little | |
| Steve Bond | ... | Tom | |
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Remy O'Neill | ... | Jane |
| Al Fann | ... | Lt. Williams | |
| Philip Granger | ... | Detective Bocco | |
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Lloyd Alan | ... | Rich |
| Julie Maddalena | ... | Paula Higgins | |
| Eloise DeJoria | ... | Girl at Party (as Eloise Broady) | |
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Cate Caplin | ... | Michelle |
| Ava Fabian | ... | Franny | |
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L.A. real estate agent Kate Wooten gets a new lease on life when she learns that her new client, a mysterious and handsome man named Vlad, is looking for a house isolated in the Hollywood Hills where he wants to live and doesn't want to be disturbed. It doesn't take long for Kate to fall in love with her new client and to learn that he's a real vampire. Written by Anonymous
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The battled each other for 200 years. Tonight, they settle the score. See more »Parents Guide:
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May 1989 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dracula: The Love Story to Die For See more »Filming Locations:
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Written by David Young and Julius Robinson
Performed by Billy Trudel
Produced by David Young
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Some scenes had to be cut in order to avoid an X-Rating from the MPAA. See more »Quotes
Vlad Tsepsh: Do you know what it is not to feel separate? In one moment, something animalistic takes over. In one furious, exquisite act... you're lost.See more »
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It's You Who Said ItWritten by David Young and Julius Robinson
Performed by Billy Trudel
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What a gem of a movie, so good that they made a sequel.
The film starts off really good with a nasty monster who eats a few people and a party where the 2 main characters first set eyes on each other.
Bendan Hughes plays the eccentric Vlad, a bit of an inkling there to who this character is, who has moved into town and uses the services of a particular real estate agent to find him a house.
Hell, we've all seen vampire movies, we know the format.
The movie is watchable, but the actors' performances are very wooden and they seem as they don't want to be in this film, but may be that's just all part of the decadent ambiance.
Didn't like the ending, but there is a sequel, must track it down.
When I watched the film I thought Brendan Hughes didn't really fit the part. Later on, I couldn't stop thinking about him, he sort of exudes an eerie sensuality, so maybe he was right for the part.
BRENDAN HUGHES Last seen in 'Hitler - the rise of evil' as Lt. Guffman.
Where is he now?