Dance of the Damned
Jodi (Starr Andreeff), a stripper in a trashy club in the city, is selected by an ancient vampire (Cyril O'Reilly) to be the next feeding victim, but she won't just go quietly and allow him to feast without providing plenty of reasons why he shouldn't. **** I look at Dance of the Damned as tale of who will survive by dawn. She may seem like she's ready to end her miserable existence, but when it comes right down to it, life still seems more "appetizing" (such a pun I couldn't resist) than death. Certainly when your option is feeding a vampire. He actually, at one point, says he could feed from her (as he has in the past) like in times past from humans like cattle. She will attempt, throughout their hours together, before the dawn, to escape this countdown to her end. What I appreciate more than anything else is that Dance of the Damned is not the typical conventional vampire film. No doubt, it is an absolute showcase for the seve...