Dinner with a Vampire

In "Dinner with a Vampire," a camera crew discovers a thousand-year-old vampire from Mesopotamia. After rising from the grave, he becomes a famous horror film director and invites four young actors to his home for a dinner audition. However, the night takes a dark turn as the vampire reveals his true nature and his plan to have the guests kill him before dawn.

The film combines elements of horror and comedy, making it an interesting watch for fans of both genres. Its satirical take on the movie business adds an extra layer of intrigue, setting it apart from typical vampire films. The runtime of 92 minutes provides a compact viewing experience, allowing collectors to enjoy the film without a lengthy commitment.

Collectors can find "Dinner with a Vampire" available on DVD and other formats, making it accessible for those looking to add this unique title to their collection. Its blend of horror and comedy, along with the involvement of director Lamberto Bava, makes it a noteworthy entry in the landscape of 1980s TV movies.