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Mood:
- Contemplative
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Plot:
- VampireLegends and MythsFilmmakingArtists and ShowbizDangerDeadlyEscapadesImaginary more...
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Genres:
- DocumentaryHorrorMusical
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Time/Period:
- Contemporary
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Attitudes:
- Serious
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Bloodsucking Cinema, 2007
English
USA, Canada
Profile of Bloodsucking Cinema
Bloodsucking Cinema can be described as contemplative. The plot revolves around legends and myths, vampires, and filmmaking. The main genres are documentary, horror, and musical. In approach, Bloodsucking Cinema is serious. It takes place in contemporary times.
Summary of Bloodsucking Cinema
Vampires have been a stock-in-trade in horror films ever since Murnau's NOSFERATU hit the silver screen in 1922. This documentary examines the cinematic phenomenon, and why the vampire mythos endures. A treasure trove of classic clips as well as interviews with some of the genre's most celebrated practitioners--including director Joel Schumacher (THE LOST BOYS), writer David Goyer (BLADE), and special-effects artist Stan Winston (INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE)--make this a fascinating exploration of one of horror's most frightening creations.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA, Canada |
| Release date: | 26 October 2007 |
| Runtime: | 56 min |
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