THE ADDICTION - VAMPIRI A NEW YORK
The Addiction
Kathleen Conklin, una giovane studentessa newyorkese di filosofia, alla continua ricerca dell'origine del male, viene attratta all'interno di un gruppo di succhiatori di sangue e tramutata anch'essa in una vampira, a causa del morso di Casanova, un vampiro donna. Per lei si aprirà un mondo delirante di sangue e di ansia esistenziale. Spinta dal bisogno primordiale di succhiare sangue assalirà i suoi amici ed i suoi compagni di studi e persino il suo stesso insegnante universitario...
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Cast
Lili Taylor
Kathleen Conklin
Christopher Walken
Peina
Annabella Sciorra
Casanova
Edie Falco
Jean
Paul Calderon
Professor
Fredro Starr
Black
Kathryn Erbe
Anthropology Student
Michael Imperioli
Missionary
Jamal Simmons
Black's Friend
Robert W. Castle
Narrator / Priest
Michael A. Fella
Cop
Louis Katz
Doctor
Leroy Johnson
Homeless Victim
Fred Williams
Homeless Victim
Avron Coleman
Cellist
Lisa Casillo
Mary
Frank Aquilino
Delivery Man
Nicholas De Cegli
Cabby
Jay Julien
Dean
Chuck Jeffreys
Bartender
Troupe
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Gimly
Even for an arthouse vampire film, it's pretentious, and that's quite an achievement. Existentialism abounds but substance (no pun intended) does not.
Good for audio sampling though.
Final rating:★★½ - Not quite for me, but I definitely get the appeal.
Dsnake1
The Addiction is one of the more thoughtful films about vampirism available today.
While the film is incredibly thoughtful, with loads of subtext at every corner, it borders, and sometimes crosses into, pretention. There are times where the narration is attempting to add subtext, but it's so heavy-handed that the film loses sight of the fact it's a horror film. I'd argue it's thought piece first and horror film second, honestly. Maybe that makes it even more frightening.
Christopher Walken is wonderful, and Lili Taylor does a fine job, as well. The choice to shoot the film in black and white was a great idea, as well. There's a real focus placed on the ideas the film is pursuing.
Even though the subject of the horror in this film are vampires, the movie is truly describing humanity.
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