Xan Cassavetes' new film offers a hipster take on the ongoing vampire craze, while paying homage to genre icons of the '60s and '70s.

A vampire film by John Cassavetes? The thought is so outrageous, it pretty much sums up the definition of surrealism.

Review: 'Kiss of the Damned' a bit of handsome nonsense

Here they come again: vampires. This time our primary bloodsucker is Djuna, played by the exquisite Joséphine de la Baume with an accent that Bela Lugosi wo...

“Kiss of the Damned,” directed by Xan Cassavetes, introduces a strain of vampires who try to swear off humans and drink only blood substitutes.

Just what we need—another sophomoric, oversexed vampire movie. You can’t accuse writer-director Xan Cassevetes of lacking imagination. Well photographed...

Kiss of the Damned Saucily thumbing its nose at the insipid teen-love of the "Twilight" franchise, "Kiss" reimagines its bloodsuckers as horny, supercilious ...