Sigmund Freud is of little help to a life-weary vampire.

"I'm not good at self-reflection," a new patient tells Sigmund Freud in the Austrian horror comedy, Therapy for a Vampire. "I feel old and tired. I've seen e...

“Therapy for a Vampire” may not pay off on its promising title, but this spoofy trifle still offers its fair share of diversions.

In ‘Therapy for a Vampire,’ the father of modern psychology analyzes a bloodsucker.

Therapy for a Vampire never quite makes the transition from good idea into good movie. 

Writer-director David Rühm’s Therapy for a Vampire is wonderfully good-natured and agreeable and even funny for a film about an unhappy marriage between a...

Therapy for a Vampire's Shakespearan groundwork makes for a fun time, even if it’s a bit too stuck in the routine trappings of the vampire genre.

A bloodsucking count with marital problems seeks out the assistance of Sigmund Freud in an Austrian comedy that's all anemic kitsch.