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Vampire's Kiss 4K UHD + Blu-ray

Vampire's Kiss 4K UHD + Blu-ray

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Vampire's Kiss 4K UHD + Blu-ray

Vampire's Kiss 4K UHD + Blu-ray

Regular price $42.00
Regular price $42.00 Sale price $60.00
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'Vampire's Kiss' Director: Robert Bierman (1988) Transmission Limited Edition 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray

The life of a self-centred yuppie takes a bizarre turn when he begins to believe he is a vampire after a one-night-stand with a mysterious woman. Let loose on the streets and clubs of late 1980s NYC, his behaviour soon becomes dangerously unhinged, as fantasty and reality begin to bleed into one another with terrible consequences..

Adapted to the screen from a hilarious and disquieting script from Joseph Minion (After Hours), Vampire’s Kiss is a unique yuppie-comedy-horror that predates American Psycho by many years and continues to live on in internet memes and compilations, thanks to one of the most notoriously outrageous screen performances of all time from Nicolas Cage.


Limited Edition contents:

  • Pull-out poster and six lobby-card style postcards
  • 40-page perfect bound book featuring new writing from Julia Armfield, Zach Schonfield and Justin LaLiberty
  • Limited edition of 6000 copies, presented in rigid box and full-height Scanavo packaging with removable OBI strip leaving packaging free of certificates and markings

Special features include:

  • Audio commentary with critics Kim Newman and Nick de Semlyen
  • Archival audio commentary with director Robert Bierman and Nicolas Cage (2002)
  • Interviews with Robert Bierman, screenwriter Joseph Minion, and composer Colin Towns
  • Robert Bierman short film The Dumb Waiter (1979), with a new introduction by the director
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