Video Review

Innocent Blood (1993)

Reviewed by Ty Burr | Mar 12, 1993
EW's GRADE
D

Details Movie Rated: R; Genres: Comedy, Horror, Romance; With: Robert Loggia and Anne Parillaud

Director John Landis must be desperate for a hit after the dismal Sylvester Stallone comedy Oscar. Innocent Blood recycles his 1981 An American Werewolf in London into A French Vampire in Pittsburgh. Let's just say something gets lost in the translation. Parillaud (La Femme Nikita) is the svelte bloodsucker who tangles with the local mafia, but Landis seems far more interested in showing her naked than in making her sympathetic. If you like your movies dumb, nasty, and illogical, this spud's for you. D

Originally posted Mar 12, 1993 Published in issue #161 Mar 12, 1993 Order article reprints
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