Les Dents de la nuit (2008)
Directed by Stephen Cafiero, Vincent Lobelle

Comedy / Horror

aka: Vampire Party

Film Synopsis

Sam, Prune and Alice are creatures of the night. They live for one thing: to party! Imagine then their elation when they are each invited to a soirée mysteriously titled the Medici Night. The venue is certainly promising - an old chateau in the middle of nowhere, just like you find in those horror films - you know, the ones where a party of naive young people are lured into a creepy old house and get eaten alive by the vampiric fiends within. Sam, Prune and Alice can have no idea that this is exactly the fate their hosts have in store for them...

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Film Credits

Director: Stephen Cafiero, Vincent Lobelle
Script: Jean-Patrick Benes, Stephen Cafiero, Vincent Lobelle, Allan Mauduit
Cinematographer: Olivier Cocaul
Music: Gast Waltzing
Cast: Patrick Mille (Sam Polisatokoniminsky), Frédérique Bel (Alice Wouhou), Julie Fournier (Prune Descoins), Vincent Desagnat (Edouard Slippe), Sam Karmann (Serge Krinine), Hélène de Fougerolles (Jessica Conti), Antoine Duléry (Paul Lefranc), Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus (M. Brunello), Jean-Luc Couchard (M. Francis), Joseph Malerba (Georges Killmister), Julien Boisselier (Régis Spector), Stéphane Freiss (Gonzague St Plécy de Barrencouille), Tchéky Karyo (Le Duc de Journiac), Delphina Altamuro (Jeune Fille aux deux vampires), Frédéric Aubry (Vampire Aérophage), Jean-Michel Balthazar (M. Francis malade), Laurent Bensoussan (Vampire Plaqueur), Mario Bettega (Vampire Soirée 4), Hakim Bezzah (Doublure Dandy), Mourad Bezzah (Invité)
Country: Luxembourg / Belgium / France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 85 min
Aka: Vampire Party ; The Teeth of the Night

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