Mark wants to lose his virginity, but his girlfriend wants to wait. Unfortunately for them both, a 400-year-old vampire countess needs to turn a virgin into a vampire before Halloween in order to maintain her youthful appearance, and when she finds Mark, her life is turned upside down.
Credits: TheMovieDb.
Film actors:
- Mark Kendall: Jim Carrey
- Countess: Lauren Hutton
- Robin Pearce as Karen Coppins
- Sebastian: Clevan Little
- Jamie: Thomas Barato
- Lars: Jump over the lackeys
- World War I Vampire Ace: Jeb Stewart Adams
- Ally Vampire: Joseph Brutzmann
- Cabin Boy Vampire: Stuart Chaneau
- Young man buying ice cream: Dominic Brascia
- Flower Boy Vampire: Robin Klein
- Mrs. Kendall: Peggy Pope
- gentlemen. Kendall: Richard Schaal
- Bookseller: Peter Elbring
- Mor Flanders Vampire: Carey Mor
- Daphne: Anna Mathias
- Tanya: Kate Zental
- Darlene: Laura Erstein
- Suzette: Megan Mullally
- Drunkard: Gary Goudreau
Photography team:
- Choreographer: Joanne DiVito
- Screenwriter: David Hines
- Associate Producer: Russell Thatcher
- Executive Producer: Samuel Goldwyn Jr.
- Producer: Robert Wald
- Second Assistant Photographer: Dean Goodhill
- Stunt Coordinator: James Winburn
- Story: Dimitri Velarde
- Venue Manager: Craig Pointes
- Real Estate Guru: Barbara Benz
- Unit 2 Director: Jean Sultan
- Production Coordinator: Charlotte Brändström
- Best Electric Boy: Jack Yanekian
- Transportation Vice Captain: Ronald Linxwiler
- Title Designer: Phil Norman
- Production Manager: Don Baines
- Continuity: Kerry Lyn McKissick
- Set Designer: Jeff Butcher
- Assistant makeup artist: Deborah Figuly
- Still Photographer: Phil Stern
- Makeup artist: Richard Arrington
- First Assistant Photographer: Ted H. Hauser
- Transportation Coordinator: Bo Falck
- Negative Knife: Ralph Milliken
- Additional Second Assistant Director: Robert Altshuler
- Assistant Editor: Xiao Wu Qiao
- Starring: Robert Lucas
- Set Designer: Michael Gastaldo
- Assistant Hairstylist: Lisa Meyers
- Boom operator: Patrushkha Mierzwa
- ADR Editor: Don Higgins
- Music Director: Joe Regis
- Still Photographer: Gale M. Adler
- Stunts: Bernie Pock
- Sound Editor: William L. Stevenson
- Sound Editor: Jerry Pirozzi
- Music Editor: Katherine Bennett
- Unit PR: Michael Singer
- Assistant Costume Designer: Harold O’Neill
- Stunt Performer: Paula Dell
- Negative Editor: Helen Hahn
- Screenwriter: Jeffrey House
- Producer: Frank Hildebrand
- Assistant set decorator: John Stadelman
- Special effects makeup artist: Steve LaPorte
- Best Boys Grip: Michael Uva
- Sound Mixer: Mark Urano
- Sound re-recording mixer: Kevin F. Cleary
- Screenwriter: Jonathan Roberts
- Second Assistant Director: Nicholas Batchelor
- Hairstylist: Peter Totlepal
- Sound re-recording mixer: Paul Wells
- Production Illustration: Christa Munro
- Assistant Editor: Laura Lindner
- Sound re-recording mixer: Theodore Soderberg
- Director: Howard Storm
- Director of Photography: Adam Greenberg
- Costume Design: Jill M.Ohanneson
- Production Design: Gene Rudolph
- Editor: Mark Grossman
- Casting: Vivian McCrea
- Set Decoration: Jerry Kelt
- Original Music Composer: John Du Preez
- Art Director: Robert Howland
Movie review:
- ZC: This early Jim Carrey work combined vampire fashion with typical 1980s sex comedy to create a fun but silly vampire farce. Lauren Hutton plays the blood-sucking vampire, while Cleavon Little plays a fiery gay variant of the Renfield archetype, and her Countess is overtly sexy.
Carey plays this piece more directly. No crazy Ace Ventura antics here. When he realizes what’s happened to him, he transforms from typical “teen” to brooding, anxious vampire, punctuated by moments of manic comedy. As with many ’80s comedies, the climax includes a choreographed dance and an old-fashioned chase scene through a vampire’s house. While “Once Bitten” is certainly not the deepest or most innovative movie you’ll ever see, it’s a fun comedy that showcases its star’s talents in a delightful ’80s cheeseball way. - Andre Gonzalez: Nice movie, but I could live without the singing. Other than that, this is a pretty good movie. Vampires need virgin blood to stay young.
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