It may surprise some people to learn that the man behind "Animal House" and "The Blues Brothers" directed a vampire movie, but it's true. And it's not a bad movie, either. Portraying sexy French vampire Marie (Anne Parillaud) killing Pittsburgh mafia people but accidentally letting one (Robert Loggia) live - thereby letting him turn more people into vampires - the movie takes some interesting turns. This is the sort of flick that would easily make anyone respect creatures of the night. If I was Anthony LaPaglia's character, I would be only too happy to help her out.
OK, so maybe this movie seems a little silly, but I still hold that it's impossible not to like. John Landis always has some interesting ideas. Also starring Chazz Palminteri and Angela Bassett.
OK, so maybe this movie seems a little silly, but I still hold that it's impossible not to like. John Landis always has some interesting ideas. Also starring Chazz Palminteri and Angela Bassett.