Vampire's Kiss

Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation | Release Date: June 2, 1989

7.6	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 105 Ratings

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mrtewOct 10, 2013

Still my favourite movie after all these years and many viewings. You see something new each time. The story and performances are so complex you really can't tell where people are actually coming from. I've way too dramatic and scaryStill my favourite movie after all these years and many viewings. You see something new each time. The story and performances are so complex you really can't tell where people are actually coming from. I've way too dramatic and scary to be a comedy, way too funny to be a horror drama, it's not wonder a lot of people can't wrap their minds around this movie. Yes you don't ever 'identify' with Cage's character but you do identify with all his victims, something that is pretty rare. Physically he doesn't change thoughout the movie but by the end you can't even believe Lowe is being played by the same actor he has been so transformed by his disease or madness or whatever it is. And it's shot just beautifully. Highly recommended if you want to see something completely different for a change.… Expand

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OldManCootSep 22, 2013

This movie is amazing in the sense that it takes you back to that late 80s feel. It is definitely worth the title of being a comedy horror, as the scenes with Cage's insanity are hilarious, but some scenes are just quite creepy and make youThis movie is amazing in the sense that it takes you back to that late 80s feel. It is definitely worth the title of being a comedy horror, as the scenes with Cage's insanity are hilarious, but some scenes are just quite creepy and make you feel uncomfortable. And all along the goddamn contract was somewhere in the goddamn ****ing files!… Expand

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DeanomiteJan 19, 2020

Never seen it before, read that Nicolas Cage is like Jerry lewis in France. The only purely comedic role i know of is Raising Arizona, which is amazing. This is considered one of his most unhinged comedic performances and it truly isNever seen it before, read that Nicolas Cage is like Jerry lewis in France. The only purely comedic role i know of is Raising Arizona, which is amazing. This is considered one of his most unhinged comedic performances and it truly is fantastic, he apparently went as far as to eat 2 giant real cockroaches during filming.… Expand

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JonP.Apr 19, 2006

I actually would give this 10, but that might make you think I'm a nut. This film is sinisterly underrated. Cage's performance is amazing AND funny AND a long way out there. AND the guy eats a live 'roach onscreen. If you pay I actually would give this 10, but that might make you think I'm a nut. This film is sinisterly underrated. Cage's performance is amazing AND funny AND a long way out there. AND the guy eats a live 'roach onscreen. If you pay attention (unlike some critics) director Bierman does sort out the fantasy/reality divide quite precisely. And gets great shock value out of the careful, single use of the word '....'. You will be shouting "Alva! There you are!" for years to come.… Expand

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LukasRyan1111Dec 14, 2020

Guilty pleasure watching Cage being absolute Cage-iest. His performance only gets more incredible upon multiple viewings. Don't trust the haters

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