I wasn't sure to expect when I read that 'Dance with a Vampire' was a story about disco dancing vampires stuck in the seventies that return in 2004, but George Bonilla has put together a wildly entertaining film. We went to the premiere at the Kentucky Theater last week, and were treated to a great story, with tons of action, that was both scary and funny at the same time. Among the best scenes is when the vampires enter a biker bar looking for a disco that was there thirty years earlier. They find that the upstairs disco, long closed, still has working sound equipment. They break into a dance number wearing full disco outfits that quickly turns into a bloodbath.
The characters of Redwood Justin and Bolt Upright have some great interaction while Redwood is trying to decide if Bolt is truly a skilled vampire hunter, or just a delusional homeless wacko. Stacey Gillespie and Matt Perry are perfect in these roles, and Amy Wills, as Glenda, is as beautiful a leading lady as you could hope to cast.
The characters of Redwood Justin and Bolt Upright have some great interaction while Redwood is trying to decide if Bolt is truly a skilled vampire hunter, or just a delusional homeless wacko. Stacey Gillespie and Matt Perry are perfect in these roles, and Amy Wills, as Glenda, is as beautiful a leading lady as you could hope to cast.
