BORDELLO OF BLOOD
August 16, 1996
Private eye Rafe Guttman is hired by repressed, born-again Katherine to find her missing bad-boy brother. The trail leads him to a whorehouse run by a thousand-year-old vampire and secretly backed by Katherine's boss, televangelist Jimmy Current.
Directors
Horror
Commedia
Cast
Dennis Miller
Rafe Guttman
Erika Eleniak
Katherine Verdoux
Angie Everhart
Lillith
Chris Sarandon
Reverend Current
Corey Feldman
Caleb Verdoux
William Sadler
Mummy
Aubrey Morris
McCutcheon
Phil Fondacaro
Vincent Prather
Kiara Hunter
Tamara
Leslie Ann Phillips
Patrice
Juliet Reagh
Tallulah
Eli Gabay
Miguel
Matt Hill
Reggie
Eric Keenleyside
Noonan
Kim Kondrashoff
Jenkins
John Kassir
The Crypt Keeper (voice)
Robert Munic
Zeke
Gary Starr
Jed
Robin Douglas
Louise
Dorian Joe Clark
Jonas
Crew
Production:
Gilbert Adler (Producer) — Walter Hill (Executive Producer) — Joel Silver (Executive Producer) — Richard Donner (Executive Producer) — David Giler (Executive Producer)
Screenplay:
A L Katz (Screenplay) — Bob Gale (Story) — Robert Zemeckis (Story)
Music:
Chris Boardman (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography:
Tom Priestley Jr. (Director of Photography)
REVIEWS (1)
One evening, a young man leaves his house to spend the night with his friends and disappears. The sister hires a private investigator to find him, and the latter discovers the existence of a secret place used by a sect of vampires to lure young victims into their jaws.
For the second time, Uncle Tibia presents us with a full-length film (instead of the mini-episodes of the eponymous TV series): it is a "little horror story," with the tried-and-true backdrop of irony, but in this case with more blood than usual and sequences bordering on splatter (though always in a grotesque-ironic key). A sort of "From Dusk Till Dawn" in a "soft" version for a smooth movie that you will quickly forget; if you happen to see it broadcast on television, you can stop to give it a look, but it is certainly not worth seeking it out.
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