The Insatiable (2007)

User Rating:

5.6/10   

Directors:

Chuck Konzelman
Cary Solomon

Writers (WGA):

Cary Solomon (written by) &
Chuck Konzelman (written by) ...

Genre:

Comedy | Horror | Romance | Thriller

Tagline:

What if you were in love with something evil?

Plot:

A drab, run-of-the-mill guy witnesses a vampiress devour a bum and becomes so infatuated with her, he tracks her down and traps her in a basement so she can't kill again.

Plot Keywords:

Vampire | Beautiful Woman | Detective | Murder | Independent Film

Cast

Sean Patrick Flanery	...	Harry Balbo
Michael Biehn	...	Strickland
Charlotte Ayanna	...	Tatiana
Jon Huertas	...	Javier
Josh Hopkins	...	Chet
Boyd Kestner	...	Detective Michael Loper
Brad Rowe	...	Ronnie Klein
Amanda Noret	...	Cindi
Tiya Sircar	...	Lisa
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sandra Brooks	...	Pet Store Clerk (as Sandra Giajewski)
GiGi Erneta	...	Female Detective
Debbi Larkins	...	Girl #1
Andrea Lee	...	Crime Scene Photographer
Natalia MacLeod	...	Dream on Babe
Melinda Marroquin	...	CSI Agent
Marcus Sexton	...	Hardware Store Clerk
Nicole Taylor	...	Morphing Tatiana (as Nicole Lin Taylor)

Runtime:

103 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Certification:

Australia:M

Filming Locations:

Austin, Texas, USA

Company:

Animation House

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: When the Vampire pulls Javier through the bars, he fits easily, therefore, the Vampire should have been able to escape at any time. Also, when he is being pulled through, his hand "bends" the bars slightly, showing that they are not as hard as thought.

Quotes:

Strickland: And in most cases, vampires are easier to track than serial killers.
Harry Balbo: Why is that?
Strickland: Well, they rarely drive... and they have to be home by dawn.

Movie Connections:

Features Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922)

Soundtrack:

Getting Closer

Pretty darn good for a B Movie

I LOVED it! It is indeed what I would call a B Movie and truly almost a Black Comedy. Those are my favorites. There used to be a plethora of them in the 50's and 60's. This one is modern and fits the empty hole perfectly. It almost reminded me of Little Shop of horrors. The acting was not bad and filmography was a lot better than most. I watched 2 Vampire movies in the last couple of days, RISE with Lucy Liu and this one, Insatiable. Although they were quite different and RISE was obviously big buck, my entertainment factor was MUCH better with Insatiable. RISE was OK, and I do love Lucy Liu, and the movie was worth watching, but, again, I did get more enjoyment with this one. I hope they make more like this.