Vampire Night

I worked on this movie, which was pure joy and amazement. Jason Stephens is a talented storyteller, and a distinguished American with years of service to his community. While directing he allows actors strengths to overshadow their weaknesses. He maintains a group of actors, technical talent, advisors and writers. A laid back intellectual, he stands out among modern directors. Able to complete projects on time and under budget, the major studios know his name. I've seen every one of his movies, and the are available in theaters, on-demand and on HBO. On Vampire Night, the action comes quickly, and keeps you on the edge of your seat, gripping the armrest.

It seems that at some point, vampires could only be found centuries ago, hiding out in European castles. Not anymore!

Now there is a ton of movies that show them all over the place, enjoying the city night life. Don't be taken in by how charming, sophisticated, or good looking they are - - they are still a menace!

This story concerns an attractive young woman who comes to Hollywood to become a star. Her agent, a sleazy slime-bag if ever there was one, made big promises about how her career would blossom, and so she left the comfort and security of her home to follow her dream. She quickly vanishes and her brother (who conveniently knows martial arts and is built like a brick wall) comes looking for her...

This was shot on a low budget. But it does NOT show, since it was well-acted and competently edited. There is very little vulgarity or nudity, since the story holds its own well enough. The characters are also believable, and the fighting scenes are effective. Anyone living in Los Angeles should recognize some the of locations where this story takes place.

A good movie!