What distinguishes some of
What distinguishes some of the film's most notable performances is its disarming appeal. Several of the characters are likable, and the movie is a refreshingly honest attempt to jump-start a philosophical discussion about religion and the relationship between human and non-human. The film's opening scene, for example, is typical of the film: the little girl is kidnapped by a mysterious vampire who kills every member of her family, including her parents. The young girl is
What distinguishes some of the writers from the others is that they are all well-meaning, and are sometimes very selfish. There are scenes in the movie where a young woman is taken care of by a person who seems to have been in love with her for a long time, but then becomes very selfish and sees a very young man (David Zucker) as a very ugly, yet amazingly powerful, creature. After a while, an old man tries to kill himself