Bloodsuckers (1989)
A Croatian horror-comedy that turns vampire panic into sharp satirical farce on the streets of Zagreb.
Bloodsuckers - Movie Information
Bloodsuckers - Plot
The streets of Zagreb are empty because of a rumored vampire who attacks lonely women. To the office of psychiatrist, Franjo Glogowetz, there arrives a strange visitor, Teobald Majer. He is convinced that he is a vampire from the 16th century, and tells Franz that the members of his family, Glogovac, were famous vampire hunters. Naturally, Franz does not take him seriously but his wife, Barbara, likes the stranger a lot and even believes his story. In the meantime, Franz's two relatives, Jambrek and Jurek, arrive and get caught up in the mess.
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Bloodsuckers - Cast & Crew
Director(s)
- Dejan Šorak
Main Cast
- Danilo Lazović
- Ksenija Marinković
- Maro Martinović
- Semka Sokolović-Bertok
- Zvonimir Torjanac
- Danko Ljuština
- Ranko Zidarić
- Zlatko Vitez
- Asja Jovanović
- Vitomira Lončar
Writers
- Dejan Šorak
Bloodsuckers - FAQs
What is Bloodsuckers (1989) about?
Bloodsuckers is a Croatian horror-comedy set in Zagreb, where a vampire panic grips the city. A psychiatrist named Franz Glogowetz receives a peculiar patient, Teobald Majer, who insists he is a 16th-century vampire. Franz dismisses the claim, but his wife Barbara is captivated, and chaos ensues when two relatives arrive.
Who directed Bloodsuckers (1989)?
Bloodsuckers was directed by Dejan Šorak, a Croatian filmmaker. Šorak also wrote the screenplay, making the film a personal creative project that blends vampire mythology with satirical comedy rooted in Yugoslav-era Zagreb.
Who are the main actors in Bloodsuckers?
The film stars Danilo Lazović as Dr. Franz Glogowecz, Ksenija Marinković as Barbara, and Maro Martinović as the mysterious Teobald Majer. The supporting cast includes Semka Sokolović-Bertok, Zvonimir Torjanac, Danko Ljuština, Zlatko Vitez, and Ranko Zidarić.
Is Bloodsuckers based on a true story?
No, Bloodsuckers is not based on a true story. It is an original fictional horror-comedy written by director Dejan Šorak. The film draws on classic vampire mythology and folklore for its premise, using the genre as a vehicle for satirical and comedic storytelling set in Zagreb.
What genre is Bloodsuckers (1989)?
Bloodsuckers belongs to the Comedy and Horror genres, making it a horror-comedy. The film blends supernatural vampire elements with satirical humor, poking fun at both the genre's conventions and the social dynamics of its Yugoslav-era Zagreb setting.
How long is the movie Bloodsuckers?
Bloodsuckers has a runtime of 86 minutes, or approximately 1 hour and 26 minutes. Its compact length keeps the comedic pacing brisk, delivering its vampire-themed satire without overstaying its welcome.
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What are similar movies to Bloodsuckers (1989)?
Fans of Bloodsuckers may enjoy Interview with the Vampire (1994), From Dusk Till Dawn (1996), Nosferatu (1922), Count Dracula (1970), and Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural (1974). These films share the vampire theme and range from classic horror to darkly comedic genre fare.
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