The Movie - Starring:
Martin Kemp as The Vampire
Rebecca
Ferratti as the Princess
Glori Gold as the Nymph #1
Seana Ryan as the
Nymph #2
Sabrina Allen as the Nymph #3
Alyssa Milano as Charlotte
Harold Pruett as Chris
Rachel True as Nicole
Jordan Ladd as Eliza
Robbin Julien as Rob
Christopher Utesch as the Guy In Hallway
Charlotte
Lewis as Sarah
David Portlock as Peter
Gregg Vance as Jonathan
John Riedlinger as Milo
Jennifer Tilly as Marika
Ladd Vance as Mark
Lynn Philip Seibel as the Professor - Director: Anne Goursaud
- Studio:
New Line Home Entertainment
- Run Time: 93 min
ReviewA
pretty feeble film, whichever way you cut it. Boringly slow, we are treated to
a fifteen minute voice-over, probably added after review audiences lost the plot.
However, it fails to explain why the vampire, who looks fairly healthy, will 'go
to sleep' in three days time if he doesn't reclaim his lost love, reincarnated
as a virginal student. It also doesn't explain why she has to be a virgin, but
I kinda worked that one out ... it's to give us a montage of attempted seductions,
all poorly scripted, all badly directed, none particularly erotic. The film
is determined to titillate, and we do see a fair bit of naked chest; but it's
also so contrived and wooden that I found it all rather embarassing. We fumble
and get it all wrong in Real Life ... I thought vampires were supposed to be cool? All
in all, you really wonder how the movie got made; when will they realise that
silicone is all very well, but not enough for a movie. The DVD
- Encoding: Read more about DVD formats.
- Format:
Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen
- Aspect Ratio(s): 1.85:1
- Available
subtitles: English
- Available Audio Tracks:
English (Dolby Digital
5.1)
English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)
- Includes both the unrated
version (93 minutes, Anamorphic 1.85:1, English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround) and
the R rated version (92 minutes, Full Frame 1.33:1, English Dolby Surround)
- DVD
Released: 2 November 1999
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