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Horror comedy film following vampire count Geza von Kösznöm who's visiting groundbreaking neurologist Sigund Freud because he's bored of his life and frustrated of the "eternally long" relationship with his wife Elsa.Movie details
Title : Therapy for a VampireRelease : 2014-12-19
Genre : Comedy
Runtime : 85
Company : Picture Tree International
Rating :
6 out of 10 From 18 Users
Homepage : Homepage Movie
Trailer : Video Trailer
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Tobias Moretti, Jeanette Hain, Cornelia Ivancan, Dominic Oley, Karl Fischer, David Bennent, Lars Rudolph, Erni Mangold, Anatole Taubman, Julia Jelinek, Tobias Ofenbauer, Christoph F. Krutzler, Dominic Marcus Singer, Verena Altenberger, Christina Simhandl,500 years is enough
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What Freud does not know is that the patient is a vampire. The vain Countess incessantly complains about not being able to look at herself in a mirror, the count tells the professor. Unaware of the fact that the count and his wife are vampires, Freud introduces his mysterious patient to a young painter, Viktor, who paints portraits that express ...
Therapy for a Vampire (Der Vampir auf der Couch) Critics Consensus Therapy for a Vampire should get a few chuckles out of vampire movie fans in search of something new, even if it never quite ...
For anybody who's getting into the all-hallows-eve/autumnal mood, I recently watched a hilarious, foreign-language film which I'd highly recommend (available for rental on Amazon): "Therapy for a Vampire [English Subtitled]" 2016 by director David Ruehm.
Therapy for a Vampire (German: Therapie für einen Vampir) is a 2014 Austrian comedy horror film. It was written and directed by David Ruehm. Plot. In 1932 Vienna, Austria, Professor Sigmund Freud begins providing ...
Vienna, 1930. After 500 years of marriage, Count von Kozsnom has lost his thirst for life. Fortunately, the great Sigmund Freud is taking new patients and suggests the Count appease his vain wife by commissioning a portrait of her by Viktor, a young painter. After seeing Viktor's headstrong girlfriend Lucy, the Count becomes convinced she's the reincarnation of his one true love...
A sullen vampire (Tobias Moretti) enters into therapy with Sigmund Freud (Karl Fischer) in this horror comedy directed by David Ruhm.Tired of his centuries-old marriage, the bloodsucker has grown infatuated with a human woman (Cornelia Ivancan); meanwhile, his wife (Jeanette Hain) is jealous of his new love interest, and is becoming increasingly obsessed with her own reflection.
The new Austrian import “Therapy for a Vampire” is the latest film to attempt to find the lighter side of bloodsuckers and it even adds a reasonably inspired idea into the mix. Alas, the result is a thoroughly mediocre movie that is never as amusing as it should be.
Therapy for a Vampire (Der Vampir auf der Couch) Critics Consensus Therapy for a Vampire should get a few chuckles out of vampire movie fans in search of something new, even if it never quite ...
For anybody who's getting into the all-hallows-eve/autumnal mood, I recently watched a hilarious, foreign-language film which I'd highly recommend (available for rental on Amazon): "Therapy for a Vampire [English Subtitled]" 2016 by director David Ruehm.
Therapy for a Vampire (German: Therapie für einen Vampir) is a 2014 Austrian comedy horror film. It was written and directed by David Ruehm. Plot. In 1932 Vienna, Austria, Professor Sigmund Freud begins providing ...
Vienna, 1930. After 500 years of marriage, Count von Kozsnom has lost his thirst for life. Fortunately, the great Sigmund Freud is taking new patients and suggests the Count appease his vain wife by commissioning a portrait of her by Viktor, a young painter. After seeing Viktor's headstrong girlfriend Lucy, the Count becomes convinced she's the reincarnation of his one true love...
A sullen vampire (Tobias Moretti) enters into therapy with Sigmund Freud (Karl Fischer) in this horror comedy directed by David Ruhm.Tired of his centuries-old marriage, the bloodsucker has grown infatuated with a human woman (Cornelia Ivancan); meanwhile, his wife (Jeanette Hain) is jealous of his new love interest, and is becoming increasingly obsessed with her own reflection.
The new Austrian import “Therapy for a Vampire” is the latest film to attempt to find the lighter side of bloodsuckers and it even adds a reasonably inspired idea into the mix. Alas, the result is a thoroughly mediocre movie that is never as amusing as it should be.
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