Red Blooded American Girl |
  • Canada • 1990 • 89m •    • Directed by: David Blyth. • Starring: Andrew Stevens, Heather Thomas, Christopher Plummer, Kim Coates, Lydie Denier, Andrew Jackson, Anne Hutcheson, Lionel Williams, Dean Richards Wiancko, C.J. Lusby, Phil Morrison, Shelly Lynn Jardin, Phil Hay. • Music by: Jim Manzie.      Owen Augustus Urban III, a creator of designer drugs, is hired by Dr John Alcore, the founder of Life Research foundation, who wants his help in obtaining a cure for AIDS. But Owen discovers that unorthodox experiments are being conducted at Life Research. He befriends one volunteer Paula Bukowsky. But then she is bitten by a crazed test subject and Owen finds that she is starting to transform into a vampire.
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99% of this is completely forgettable. It's no wonder. Andrew Stevens and Heather Thomas are lesser actors who do not have much range. She struggles to vamp it up as required by the story. Kim Coates is always good for a villain but his most memorable scene happens right at the beginning. The opening scene of a beautiful naked woman lounging while he shows off his bare butt.
Review by SnoopyStyle from the Internet Movie Database.
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