Watch Vampire's Kiss (1989) Free Online

Release Date: 1989

Cast: John Michael Higgins, Jennifer Beals, Jessica Lundy, Maria Conchita Alonso, Nicolas Cage, Kasi Lemmons, Elizabeth Ashley, David Hyde Pierce, Amy Stiller

Categories: Movies, Black comedy, Horror, Horror Comedy, Comedy

Vampire's Kiss is a 1989 American dark comedy/psychological horror film. It was written by Joseph Minion, who also penned Martin Scorsese's darkly humorous After Hours, and stars actors Nicolas Cage, María Conchita Alonso, Jennifer Beals and Elizabeth Ashley. Vampire's Kiss is the story of Peter Loew (Nicolas Cage), a driven yuppie literary agent, who is slowly and inexorably going insane. Loew plays the consummate businessman by day, and club hops by night, with little in his life of any importance but one night stands and the pursuit of money and prestige. As the film opens, Loew tells... MORE

Vampire's Kiss is a 1989 American dark comedy/psychological horror film. It was written by Joseph Minion, who also penned Martin Scorsese's darkly humorous After Hours, and stars actors Nicolas Cage, María Conchita Alonso, Jennifer Beals and Elizabeth Ashley. Vampire's Kiss is the story of Peter Loew (Nicolas Cage), a driven yuppie literary agent, who is slowly and inexorably going insane. Loew plays the consummate businessman by day, and club hops by night, with little in his life of any importance but one night stands and the pursuit of money and prestige. As the film opens, Loew tells his therapist (Ashley), whom he sees frequently, about his latest sexual conquest. During these sessions at the psychiatrist's office, the viewer is first introduced to Loew's declining mental health through a series of increasingly bizarre rants that eventually begin to scare even his psychiatrist. Early in the film, Loew meets Rachel (Jennifer Beals) at a night club, and takes her home. It is never made clear whether the entire encounter with Rachel is real or solely a figment of Loew's deranged mind, but she pins him down, reveals vampiric fangs, and feeds on him. At home, Loew's fits of rage LESS