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Innocent Blood

Innocent Blood

1992

In this pulse-pounding thriller, a retired detective's quiet life is shattered when his own flesh and blood becomes the target of a sinister plot. As he navigates a complex web of crime and deceit, James must confront his darkest fears to rescue his son and exact justice on those who've crossed him.

Runtime: 112 min

Box Office: $4.9M

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Directors:

Ratings:

Metacritic

44

Metascore

8.3

User Score

Metacritic

61.0

%

User Score

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As the night wears on in Pittsburgh's dark underbelly, Marie, a vampire with an unyielding moral compass, indulges in her peculiar brand of justice by preying upon the city's criminal elements. Her latest victim is Tony Silva, a mafioso who meets his demise at the barrel of her shotgun. The aftermath of this gruesome act draws the attention of undercover cop Joseph Gennaro (actor), whose investigation into the crime family of Salvatore "Sal the Shark" Macelli is abruptly derailed when he's placed under protective custody by District Attorney Sinclair.

The following evening, Marie sets her sights on Sal, enticing him with a seductive charm that culminates in an invitation to his opulent mansion for a "dinner" that will forever change their lives. As they sit down to feast, Marie's vampiric nature is momentarily foiled by the presence of garlic mussels, but she quickly regains control and overpowers Sal, draining his blood as he lies helpless on the floor. Just as she prepares to deliver the final blow, Lenny, Sal's limousine driver, intervenes, forcing Marie to make a hasty retreat.

Gennaro, still reeling from the events at the crime scene, finds himself drawn into a deadly game of cat and mouse with Marie. Following a trail of blood that leads him to a nearby church, he confronts his nocturnal nemesis, who demands that he drive her to the morgue where Sal's lifeless body lies. But little does Gennaro know, Sal has already begun to stir in the morgue, and as he awakens from his undead slumber, he sets out to exact a bloody revenge on those responsible for his transformation.

Meanwhile, Gennaro finds himself caught up in a desperate bid to stop Sal's rampage. He tracks the vampire to the home of Manny Bergman, Sal's attorney, only to be captured by Lenny and Jacko, two henchmen who intend to make an example out of him. Marie, however, is hot on their heels, determined to save Gennaro from a gruesome fate at the hands of Sal's goons.

As the night wears on, Gennaro and Marie find themselves entwined in a deadly dance, with the city's very fabric hanging precariously in the balance. And when the sun finally rises, casting its golden glow over the desolate landscape, Marie is forced to retreat to the relative safety of a nearby motel, leaving Gennaro to ponder the true nature of their twisted relationship and the horrors that await them as the dawn breaks.

As the moon casts its silvery glow over the city, Sal (actor name) ventures to his own strip club, where he commences transforming his cohorts into creatures of the night, just like himself. Meanwhile, Gennaro (actor name) and Marie embark on a perilous quest, scouring the underworld's haunts in search of their elusive quarry. Their pursuit leads them to the same seedy establishment, where Finton and Morales have already tracked down Sal. However, his vampire minions prove too formidable for Finton, whose life is brutally extinguished by Sal's loyal followers. Marie and Gennaro arrive just in time to rescue Morales from a gruesome demise, dispatching Sal's minions with precision gunfire that reduces them to mere corpses.

As the trio corners Sal on the streets, he orchestrates a catastrophic collision between a taxi and a bus, its ruptured gas tank providing an infernal catalyst for his downfall. Gennaro seizes the opportunity, igniting Sal's fiery demise with a well-placed gunshot that silences his vampiric roar forever.

Yet, even in the aftermath of this gruesome spectacle, Marie finds herself torn asunder by the monstrous transformation she has undergone. Consumed by despair, she contemplates surrendering to the relentless sun, muttering a poignant epitaph: "I died a long time ago." However, Gennaro's unwavering love and devotion prove a powerful antidote, persuading her to reconsider the abyss of mortality that yawns before her.

As the hotel room's sterile confines envelop her, Marie delivers a haunting soliloquy, her voice trembling with anguish: "He made me feel alive." And in this moment of existential reckoning, she resolves to bestow upon Gennaro the very curse that has ravaged her existence, effectively binding them together in an eternal dance of darkness and desire.