Tuesday, May 20, 2008

"The Little Vampire in Brooklyn"

We here at Double Features are trying a little 'before and after' a la Jeopardy (not a la Meryl Streep, Liam Neeson and Edward Furlong). So the titles of our Double Features will blend seamlessly into each other creating a unique poster experience.

Tonight's first Before and After Double Feature is the Jonathan Lipnicki, Eddie Murphy Classic,
The Little Vampire in Brooklyn. Wes Craven directs from a story by Murphy and Lipnicki.



Good to Know: Little Vampire director, Uli Edel also helmed Madonna's finger-lickin' performance in Body of Evidence. I can see why New Line Cinema considered him a no-brainer for Lipnicki's first and only top-billed feature.

Unfortunately, Anglea Bassett's stuntwoman, Sonja Davis, suffered an injury on the
Brooklyn set and like Lipnicki's career, she eventually died.

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