Review of Vampire's Kiss (1989) by Sarfaraz A — 20 Jan 2013
Vampire's Kiss comedy horror film directed by Robert Bierman - written by Joseph Minion. Starring Nicolas Cage.
Peter (Nicolas Cage), a literary agent works most the time, and suffers from anxiety - he visits a therapists but his bizarre actions put him noticeable to going insane slowly. One night he meets a woman at one-night-stand and turns out she attacks him with her fangs and sucks on his blood. Peter believes he's turning into vampire, at the same time he is scaring and harassing his secretary - frequently asking her to search for a file.
I don't know if I might sound creepy when I say that Cage's performance in this film is amazingly excellent, his bizarre, eccentric and weird acting portrays him total-wacko - and I believe that was the necessity of the film. For many the movie might have failed to entertain but from my point of view the movie is one of the first comedic-achievements on psychologically horror movies.
This review of Vampire's Kiss (1989) was written by Sarfaraz A on 20 Jan 2013.
Vampire's Kiss has generally received mixed reviews.
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