SYNOPSIS: Deep in the American South, a back alley absinthe bar harbors a deadly secret: Countess Elizabeth Báthory and her glamorous coven of vampires keep their killer instincts sharp by preying on lonely singles through dating apps, seducing and slaughtering to preserve their youth. But when Elizabeth swipes right on the wrong profiles—a cunning undercover vampire hunter and a band of emotionally stunted bros—the hunt spirals into hilariously horrifying chaos. Blood flies, fangs pierce flesh, and the bar erupts into a glitter-soaked, green fairy-winged, fang-filled fever dream of grindhouse gore, terrible decisions, and fashionably fatal carnage.
Starring Mena Suvari, Dichen Lachman, Stephen Dorff, India Eisley, Tom Berenger, Rosa Salazar, and Tyrese Gibson, VAMPIRES OF THE VELVET LOUNGE is the latest film from award-winning director/writer/producer Adam Sherman (Wristcutters: A Love Story, Happiness Runs, Crazy Eyes). Producers are Adam Sherman, and Marcus Englefield and George Lee for Storyoscopic Films (Worth the Wait), with Noémi Santo co-producing for Adam Sherman Film.
Strand Releasing presents an Adam Sherman Film & Storyoscopic Films, in association with The Exchange, VAMPIRES OF THE VELVET LOUNGE. Strand will open the horror film exclusively in theaters Friday, March 20th in select markets including New York and Los Angeles.
DIRECTOR & SCREENWRITER: Adam Sherman
PRODUCERS: Adam Sherman, Marcus Englefield, George Lee; Co-Producer Noémi Santo
STARRING: Mena Suvari, Dichen Lachman, Stephen Dorff, India Eisley, Lochlyn Munro, Sarah Dumont, Mark Boone, Jr., Sherman Augustus, Timothy Murphy, with Tom Berenger, with Rosa Salazar, and Tyrese Gibson
CASTING DIRECTORS: Leslie Woo and Blythe Nailling
MUSIC SUPERVISOR: Doug Bernheim
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: Burns Burns
COSTUME DESIGNER: Shelley Caudill
VISUAL EFFECTS SUPERVISORS: Edy Enriquez, Alex Popov
MUSIC BY: Sparks and Shadows
EDITOR: Miran Miosic
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: David Newbert
SPECIAL EFFECTS SUPERVISOR: Eric J. Kaufman
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Brian O’Shea, Nat McCormick, Danny Gusman
RUN TIME: 105 MINUTES
RATING: R
