Son of Darkness: To Die For II

Son of Darkness: To Die For II
Son of Darkness: To Die For II
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	David Price
Written by	Leslie King
Produced by	Lee Caplin; Greg H. Sims; Richard Weinman
Starring	Michael Praed; Rosalind Allen; Scott Jacoby; Jay Underwood; Amanda Wyss
Release date	November 28, 1991;
Running time	95 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Son of Darkness: To Die For II is a 1991 American

horror-drama film directed by David Price. The film is a sequel to To Die For.^[1]

Plot

There is something wrong with Nina's adopted son Tyler. The seductive Dr. Max Schreck knows a cure - fresh, young blood. Schreck, the original Prince of Darkness, has discovered that

vampires

can lead more normal lives by existing on his hospital's blood supply. Max attempts to seduce Nina into being his next victim, and together with his son Tyler they will rule over a new age of vampires. But Tom, Max's jealous brother, has a plot of his own to destroy Max.

Cast

Rosalind Allen as Nina
Steve Bond as Tom
Scott Jacoby as Martin
Michael Praed as Max Schreck / Vlad Tepes
Jay Underwood as Danny
Amanda Wyss as Cellia

Production

Rosalind Allen took on the role purely to get acting experience.^[2] The movie was filmed in Lake Arrowhead, California with the cast and crew often needing to deal with freezing temperatures as well as filming late at night as the sound stage they were filming on wasn't soundproofed against traffic.^[2]

Release

The film was given a

Vidmark Entertainment

in November 1991.

References

^ The New York Times
^ ^a ^b Jones, Alan; Salter, David Ian (Spring 1994). "Mother of Darkness". Imagi-Movies. Fourth Castle Micromedia. Retrieved July 22, 2023.

External links

Son of Darkness: To Die For II at
IMDb

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[1] The New York Times

[SonofDarknessProd-2] Jones, Alan; Salter, David Ian (Spring 1994). "Mother of Darkness". Imagi-Movies. Fourth Castle Micromedia. Retrieved July 22, 2023.

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