Vampire’s Kiss

(1988)

Vampire's Kiss is a thrilling and darkly comedic 1988 film that follows the story of a publishing executive, Peter Loew. After a strange encounter with a mysterious woman who bites his neck, Peter becomes convinced that he is transforming into a vampire. As his obsession with vampirism grows, Peter's behavior becomes increasingly erratic and unhinged.

Driven by his newfound obsession, Peter begins to act out bizarre and disturbing fantasies, including chasing women through the streets of New York and consuming cockroaches. His colleagues and friends start to question his sanity, but Peter remains convinced of his vampire status.

As Peter's delusions intensify, he seeks the help of a therapist who quickly realizes that he may be far more troubled than he initially appears. With his grip on reality slipping further and further away, Peter plunges deeper into his dark fantasies, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality in a gripping and often unsettling manner.

Vampire's Kiss is a unique and unforgettable film that combines elements of horror and comedy to create a thrilling and thought-provoking viewing experience. Nicholas Cage delivers a mesmerizing performance as the increasingly unhinged Peter, making this a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers with a unique twist.