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Innocent Blood
Innocent Blood
Credits
Title: Innocent Blood
Director: John Landis
Writers: Michael Wolk
Producers: Jonathan Sheinberg; Leslie Belzberg; Lee Rich; Michael Wolk
Composer: Ira Newborn
Cinematography: Mac Ahlberg
Editors: Dale Beldin
Production
Production company: Warner Bros.
Released: September 25th, 1992
Rating: R
Running time: 112 min.
Country: USA
Language: English
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Innocent Blood is an American feature film of the vampire fiction subgenre of horror. It was directed by John Landis with a screenplay written by Michael Wolk. It was produced by Warner Bros. and premiered in the United States on September 25th, 1992. The film stars Anne Parillaud as a French vampire who comes to the United States and gets embroiled in affairs of the mob working out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Co-starring in the film is Anthony LaPaglia as the love interest, Detective Joseph Gennaro, along with Robert Loggia as the central antagonist Salvatore "Sal the Shark" Macelli.

Cast[]

Actor Role
Anne Parillaud Marie
David Proval Lenny
Rocco Sisto Gilly
Chazz Palminteri Tony Silva
Anthony LaPaglia Joe Gennaro
Robert Loggia Sal "The Shark" Macelli
Tony Sirico Jacko
Tony Lip Frank
Kim Coates Ray
Marshall Bell Marsh
Leo Burmester Dave Flinton
Rohn Thomas Coroner
Angela Bassett U.S. attorney Sinclair
Luis Guzmán Morales
Don Rickles Emmanuel "Manny" Bergman
Tom Savini News photographer
Gil Cates, Jr. Dog Boy
Charlie Gomorra Gorilla
Lamont Arnold Morgue desk man
Yancey Arias Coroner's assistant
Frank Oz Pathologist
Pitty Jennings Reporter
David Early Reporter
Forrest J. Ackerman Stolen car man
Elaine Kagan Frannie Bergman
Michael Ritchie Night watchman
Bernard Hocke Motel clerk
Sam Raimi Roma Meats man
Dario Argento Paramedic
Marina Durell Nurse
Harry Goins Orderly
Steve Johnson Orderly
Linnea Quigley Nurse
Michael Wolk Surgeon
Russ Cochran Panhandler
Teri Weigel Melody Lounge dancer
Lisa Ann Baker Melody Lounge dancer
Christina Jiménez Melody Lounge dancer
Christina Bowers Melody Lounge dancer
Kim Currow Melody Lounge dancer
Christina Diaz Melody Lounge dancer
Kim Melton Melody Lounge dancer
Robin Place Melody Lounge dancer
Regina Poole Melody Lounge dancer
Tracy Rolen Melody Lounge dancer
Tammy Ulm Melody Lounge dancer
Katrina Witt Melody Lounge dancer
Mraibe Zolli Melody Lounge dancer
Ron Roth Gus
Vic Noto Tommy
Jerry Lyden Vinnie
Rick Avery Cab driver
Bob Minor Bus driver

Notes & Trivia[]

  • The tagline for this film is "For generations the Mafia preyed on the innocent. Tonight someone is preying on them."
  • Principal shooting on Innocent Blood began on January 13th, 1992 and lasted until April 7th, 1992. The movie was shot on-location in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Notable locations include the Amore Motel, the David McCullough Bridge, West End Overlook Park, and the East Liberty Presbyterian Church.
  • Filming on Innocent Blood began on the same day as principal shooting for Pet Sematary Two, which is also a horror film.
  • Innocent Blood was screened in the United Kingdom at the Dead by Dawn Horror Film Festival on January 16th, 1993.
  • At its widest release, Innocent Blood was screened in 1,326 movie theaters. It had been in release for a total of fourteen weeks (98 days).
  • Innocent Blood grossed $1,857,658 over its opening weekend. It grossed $4,943,279 over its entire domestic run. The film did not have an international release. It came in at number 8 at the box office over its opening weekend and was beat out by The Last of the Mohicans (premiere) and Mr. Saturday Night (premiere), as well as Sneakers, Captain Ron, Singles, School Ties and Sarafina!, all of which had already been in release.
  • Innocent Blood was released on Blu-ray by Warner Bros. as part of the Warner Archive Collection on September 19th, 2017. It was also included in the Horror Thrillers: 4-Film Collection blu-ray along with Body Snatchers, The Hunger and Wolfen.
  • On the Internet Movie Database, Innocent Blood has a user score of 6.2 out of 10 based on more than 10,000 ratings.
  • On Metacritic, this film holds a Metascore of 44 out of 100 based on twenty critic reviews. It has a user score of 7.0 based on four user ratings.
  • On the movie review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, Innocent Blood holds a 38% "Rotten" rating on the Tomatometer based on twenty-four reviews. It has an audience score of 45% based on more than 5,000 ratings.
  • On Letterboxd, Innocent Blood holds a weighted average of 3.06 out of 5 based on 4,468 ratings.
  • Director John Landis is also known for directing the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London. That film also deals with the "stranger in a strange land" trope in relation to monsters, except in Innocent Blood, the subject is a vampire rather than a werewolf. Despite this similarity in theme, Innocent Blood never gained the recognition that An American Werewolf in London has.
  • Actress Regan Kerwin, who plays one of the Melody Lounge dancers, is credited as Regina Poole in this film.

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