Addicted to Murder

Name: Addicted to Murder
Genre: Horror
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 3.6
Cast: Mick McCleery, Laura Vale, Sasha Graham

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1995
R
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

3.6/10

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Joel Winter is just your average Midwest kid until he meets a vampire in the forest. Over the years, Joel and the vampire Rachel become friends and he helps her feel by violently stabbing he... Read allJoel Winter is just your average Midwest kid until he meets a vampire in the forest. Over the years, Joel and the vampire Rachel become friends and he helps her feel by violently stabbing her and doing other nasty things. Rachel eventually leaves Joel and he must continue getting... Read allJoel Winter is just your average Midwest kid until he meets a vampire in the forest. Over the years, Joel and the vampire Rachel become friends and he helps her feel by violently stabbing her and doing other nasty things. Rachel eventually leaves Joel and he must continue getting the fix of violence that he's used to. He also runs into his share of vampires along the ... Read all

Director
- Kevin J. Lindenmuth
Writers
- Kevin J. Lindenmuth
- Tom Piccirilli
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3.6/10

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Sasha Graham said there was a nude scene in the script she originally agreed to do when she signed on. But when the time came, she refused to do it.

Connections
Followed by Addicted to Murder: Tainted Blood (1998)

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6/10

A good, low budget mixing of genres

Addicted to Murder is a triumph for low budget film-maker Kevin J. Lindenmuth who manages to combine elements of the serial killer sub-genre, with those of the more conventional horror genre, in particular the vampire film. The performances in the film are generally pretty good, with the only low light being the appearance of the film's "star" Mick McCleery, whose somnambulistic style and lack of screen presence would be better suited to a zombie film. The make-up effects by Derek Becker and Ron Chamberlain are competent considering budget restraints, and overall, enormous potential is displayed by the young cast and crew, who, unlike many other aspiring film-makers, have put their money where their mouth is...Check it out!

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