Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

An absolute waste of money

Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity

As stated it started watchable enough with decent cinematography and music. Some decent dream like effects. Then another. Then another. The dialogue was a joke. Not a funny joke. A joke of a film. The beginning music and camera work was about a 5, then the nonsense dialogue, the comic taxi driver, the joke of a consulate worker character, 4 stars, more nonsense dialogue, 3 stars, then I gave up, this is a 1 star film. To watch this movie just to get a glimpse of some decent film making is too much work.The packing is slow. The dialogue is boring and long. Everything is spelled out. Perkins' accent is the biggest joke. At one point our heroin and her taxi driver pass a police officer while they are carrying gas cans! Nice job. Maybe they should have made this a full on comedy. The makeup on Perkins face was a mess.There were at least 2 scenes of tourist buses with tourists touring. Maybe this could have been promoted as a tourist film.The acting was OK at best, more mediocre. As mentioned the dialogue was a horror, not in a good way.The only way I can recommend this is if your getting drunk and laughing at the movie.1 star, for effort.

I like Stuart Gordon and never knew about this little TV movie. I was really getting into this movie when watching it on The Horror Channel last week in a popcorn kind of a way. Had a good yarn type of vibe to it, Perkins was hilarious. But the ending... How remarkably stupid and disappointing. If she had pursued her father's footsteps and joined the darkside this would have been a good film and that's not cliché to suggest so, it could have then become a pilot for what I believe could have been a neat little TV series, taking her new-found vampire skills and lusts back to the States with her. Winding up with that four-eyed schmuck from the Embassy? What a pair of losers...I hope they rot in Heaven!

I remember Daughter of Darkness from 1990, I was 14 at the time (hard to believe that part of the 90s is 15 years ago!) and I found to be a very compelling film. This was a great little flick by made for TV standards, and they had a unique take on vampire lore. From what I remember, the vampire's tongue had some sort of fangs or pricks on it. I remember this film being VERY sexy too. It turned me on at age 14 back then. I would probably think it's stupid today, but I would still love to watch this again. I wish I could say more about this movie, but I just don't remember enough. It aired on CBS from what I remember. What I was doing watching CBS at age 14 back in 1990 I can't tell you. In 1990 CBS was still the 45+ year old peoples channel.

It's been many years since I've seen this movie. I would love to watch it again. It's good for anyone who likes the Vampire lore. The acting is pretty good, and Mia Sara and Anthony Perkins are great! This movie shows another side to vampires.