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Vampire in Brooklyn
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There was a vampire race on a Caribbean island and the only person who survived that race was Maximilian. Maximilian was sucked in professional blood but his end seemed imminent. Max decided to look for another mate to share before he was finished. Max realized that there was a child who had been born to a woman with a vampire father and was still looking for her in Brooklyn, now a grown-up girl named Rita. Max tries to be courted by Rita and tries to bring her a bloody fate, but Rita may have strange dreams and actions. But there is a person who may have feelings of Rita's direction, named Gentus, but Rita alone decides.
There was a vampire race on a Caribbean island and the only person who survived that race was Maximilian. Maximilian was sucked in professional blood but his end seemed imminent. Max decided to look for another mate to share before he was finished. Max realized that there was a child who had been born to a woman with a vampire father and was still looking for her in Brooklyn, now a grown-up girl named Rita. Max tries to be courted by Rita and tries to bring her a bloody fate, but Rita may have strange dreams and actions. But there is a person who may have feelings of Rita's direction, named Gentus, but Rita alone decides.
Actors:
Carmen Twillie,
Jsu Garcia,
Mark Anthony Cox,
John LaMotta,
Angela Bassett,
Jerry Hall,
William Blount,
Clive Ross,
Troy Curvey Jr.,
Nick DeMauro,
Larry Paul Marshall,
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Carmen Twillie
8 April 1950, Playa del Rey, Los Angeles, California, USA
Jsu Garcia
6 October 1963, New York City, New York, USA
Mark Anthony Cox
John LaMotta
8 January 1939, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Angela Bassett
16 August 1958, New York City, New York, USA
Jerry Hall
2 July 1956, Gonzales, Texas, USA
William Blount
Clive Ross
Troy Curvey Jr.
8 March 1957, Houston, Texas, USA
Nick DeMauro
Larry Paul Marshall
Director:
Wes Craven
Wes Craven
2 August 1939, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Country:
United States
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June 05, 2002
Essentially little more than a romantic triangle with a 'good versus evil' twist, it's not a bad film, but it is also neither winningly funny enough to exploit Murphy's talents nor bitingly scary enough to exploit Craven's.
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April 12, 2002
Neither as good as it might be nor as bad as you might expect.
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May 14, 2002
The horror relies on special effects so obvious that the scares are compromised.
January 01, 2000
Craven can't keep the comic elements in balance with the horror, and as a result there's no tension or dramatic pull.
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February 06, 2003
Is it comedy? Is it horror? Uneven film that never lives up to its potential as either.
January 07, 2005
Never funny enough to pass muster as a comedy and never scary enough (if at all) to make it as a horror movie.
June 18, 2002
Vampire in Brooklyn is neither funny nor frightening and comes up a tedious middle-road hybrid from veteran scaremeister Wes Craven, who directed.
January 01, 2000
Doesn't live up to its promise or premise.
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February 12, 2003
Oh, Wes, what did we all do to deserve this?
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January 01, 2000
Murphy's pale efforts are enough to make one fondly recall Blacula. Now that was one sucker who knew how to make a film that didn't.
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To call this a comedy is a sign of optimism; to call it a comeback for Murphy is a sign of blind faith.