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Drawing Blood
| AKA: | Sergio Lapel's Drawing Blood |
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| Release date: | 1999 USA | Running time: | 90' (cover 90') - Source: DVD (RC 0/NTSC) | Rating: | US: NR | ||
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Director: Sergio Lapel Producer: Troma Team / Corndog Enterprises Score: Bob Pence Writer: Noel Anderson Director of photography: Shawn Lewallen |
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| Summary: |
Edmond (Kirk Wilson) is a distraught artist who struggels not only with inner demons tormenting his soul, but
outer demons set on destroying him. Edmond's biggest mistake was falling in love with the gorgeous painter Diana (Dawn Spinella)... who just
happens to be a vampire. Diana likes to draw nude models - while drinking their blood - and this gorrific practice sets off
a lusty relationship with Edmond. It's undead love: she claims he doesn't have a heart, and he knows she doesn't have a soul! |
But when the sexy, syringe-toothed Diana decides she wants a long-term commitment (like, forever), Edmond gets cold feet. He likes being mortal. Diana makes Edmond an offer he can't refuse: bring her models for her up-coming art show, or she'll kill him. Now a mortal slave, Edmond loses his mind bringing doomed female objets du art to Diana until he meets Dee (Erin Smith), a homeless prostitute that could be the key to ending this insane bloodlust. So if you have a scarf, wear it; if you have two hands, cover your eyes; if you have a funny bone, get ready to be tickled, and remember: blood is thicker than water-color!
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short review: Nice movie with an interesting sound design and some remarkable camera work. Though, some of the scenes are a bit lame - especially the fighting sequences. And the scene where a couple, heavily engaged in sexual activity, is jumping out of the bed with both their pants on... well, is a bit confusing, isn't it?! But overall it's an entertaining and in some way amusing film, and one of the better Troma releases.  |
