Redblooded American Girl is a 1990 horror and sci-fi film directed by David Bly. The movie begins with a controversial and thrilling opening that sets the tone for a story full of unexpected twists.
The plot revolves around Dennis, a sex offender who drugs his victims, and Owen Augustus Urban III, a scientist who becomes involved with a company dedicated to prolonging the lives of the wealthy.
Owen's encounter with the enigmatic Dr. Alor exposes him to a world of dubious scientific ethics, discovering the company’s experiments to develop a cure for AIDS that inadvertently leads to vampirism. Owen's scientific journey introduces him to Paula, sparking intrigue and romance amidst the chaos.
The film intertwines elements of conspiracy, corporate ethics, and human transformation, with its storyline reminiscent of the vampire trend from the late '80s and early '90s.
Despite its low budget, the film stands out for its blend of horror and scientific inquiry, featuring a remarkable performance by Andrew Stevens and an unforgettable appearance by Christopher Plummer.
The film's production elements, including the notable version released on DVD, capture the period’s essence while maintaining a lasting cult appeal among fans of the genre.
