Innocent Blood (1992)

Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1992
Running Times: 110 mins
Format: Technicolor
Ratio: 1.85:1
Sound: Dolby

PRODUCTION
Production Company: Lee Rich Productions/Warner Brothers
Executive Producer: Jonathan Sheinberg
Producer: Leslie Belzberg, Lee Rich
Associate Producer: Michael Wolk

SCRIPT
Script: Michael Wolk

DIRECTION
Director: John Landis

PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Mac Ahlberg

EDITING
Editor: Dale Beldin
1st Assistant Editor: Andrew S. Eisen
Assistant Editor: James Andrykowski
Negative Cutter: Donah Bassett

MUSIC
Music: Ira Newborn
Additional Music: James Bernard (from Horror of Dracula)
Songs: Johnny Lehmann, Herb Miller (Night), Johnny Mercer, Harold Arlen (That Old Black Magic), Cole Porter (I've Got You Under My Skin), O.V. Hirsch (Too Far Gone), Prince Rogers Nelson (Gett Off), Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers (Sexitivity, I Wanna Make Love To You)
Songs Performed By: Jackie Wilson (Night), Frank Sinatra (That Old Black Magic, I've got You Under My Skin), Sturm & Twang (Too Far Gone), Prince and The New Power Generation (Gett Off), Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers (Sexitivity, I Wanna Make Love To You)
Songs Produced By: O.V. Hirsch (Too Far Gone)

MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Costume Designer: Deborah Nadoolman

DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Production Designer: Richard Sawyer
Title Designer: Penelope Gottlieb

MISCELLANEOUS
Script Supervisor: Thomas Johnston
Production Assistant: J. Ben Sykes
Assistant to Producer: Bonnie Haner
Projectionist: Christopher Diliscia
Swing Gang: John G. Morgan Jr, Ralph Roger Pivirotto
Production Accountant: Carole Wattles

LOCATIONS
Locations: Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

CAST
Anne Parillaud (Marie)
David Proval (Lenny)
Rocco Sisto (Gilly)
Chazz Palminteri (Tony)
Anthony LaPaglia (Joe Gennaro)
Robert Loggia (Sal (The Shark) Macelli)
Tony Sirico (Jacko)
Tony Lip (Frank)
Kim Coates (Ray)
Marshall Bell (Marsh)
Leo Burmester (Flinton)
Rohn Thomas (coroner)
Angela Bassett (U.S. Attorney Sinclair)
Luis Guzmßn (Morales)
Don Rickles (Emmanuel 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, David Early (reporters)
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, Steve Johnson (orderly)
Linnea Quigley (nurse)
Michael Wolk (surgeon)
Russ Cochran (panhandler)
Teri Weigel, Lisa Ann Baker, Christina Jiménez, Christina Bowers, Kim Currow, Christina Diaz, Kim Melton,
Robin Place, Regina Poole, Tracy Rolen, Tammy Ulm, Katrina Witt, Maribe Zolli (Melody Lounge dancers)
Ron Roth (Gus)
Vic Noto (Tommy)
Jerry Lyden (Vinnie)
Rick Avery (cab driver)
Bob Minor (bus driver)

Spain
Theatrical Distributor: Warner Espanola S.A.

UK
Video Distributor: Warner

USA
Theatrical Distributor: Warner Brothers
Video Distributor: Columbia TriStar, Warner Brothers Home Video

Australia
Rating: M

Finland
Rating: K-16

France
Rating: -12

Iceland
Rating: 16

Norway
Rating: 15

Spain
Rating: 18

Sweden
Rating: 15

UK
Rating: 15

USA
Rating: R

1992
September
Day Unknown: USA - theatrical release

1993
February
17: France - theatrical release
19: Finland - theatrical release

March
26: Sweden - theatrical release
29: Germany - theatrical release

May
6: Australia - theatrical release

June
30: Spain - theatrical release

2001
December
30: USA - television broadcast (on Encore Regular)

2002
January
8: USA - television broadcast (on Encore Regular)

The movie that goes straight for the jugular.

The Comedy That Takes a Bite Out of Crime

Horror meets humor when the underworld meets... the underworld!

From The Director of An American Werewolf in London

Amore all'ultimo morso - Italian title
Bloody Marie - Eine Frau mit Biß - German title
French Vampire in America - Australian title

INCLUDES FOOTAGE FROM
The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953)
Dracula (1931)
Dracula (1958)
Phantom of the Rue Morgue (1954)

FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
Heartstoppers: Horror at the Movies (1992)

MAGAZINES

Cinema (Hamburg) 29 April 1993
review (by Heiko Rosner)

Dark Side February / March 1994 p.13

Diário de Notícias 5 July 1999 p.63

Empire March 1994 p.107

Premiere (France) March 1993 p.18
review (by Monique Neubourg)

BOOKS

The Illustrated Vampire Movie Guide p.128
credits, review

vampires, gangsters, organised crime

Last Updated: 1 March, 2009