The Vineyard (1989) [R]

Release Date:
July 1, 1989

Original Title:
The Vineyard

Alternate Titles:
Cosecha Maldita

Genres:
Horror | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
NorthStar Entertainment Group
Trans Atlantic Entertainment
Vineyard Partners Ltd.

Production Countries:
Canada | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 18  US: R 

Runtime: 95

An island of death fueled by the blood of its victims.

Dr. Elson Po is one of the world's most famous wine growers and has a magic potion which has kept him handsome and alive for centuries. However, the magic which rejuvenates him seems to become less and less effective. As a side project, he makes movies and invites a group of young, aspiring actors to his island for a party, believing that the young, beautiful actress, Jezebel, can be his new source of life.

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Art Direction:
Jesse Cogal

Co-Producer:
James Marlowe

Director:
James Hong
William Rice

Director of Photography:
John Dirlam

Editor:
Garrick Huey

Executive Producer:
Frank Chan
Gordon Chan
John Gimelli

Hairstylist:
Kay Cole

Makeup & Hair:
Jillian Hayashi

Makeup Artist:
Loretta Ashley

Original Music Composer:
Paul Francis Witt

Producer:
Harry Mok
James A. Vilona

Production Design:
Daniel Hime

Screenplay:
James Hong
Douglas Kondo
James Marlowe

Set Decoration:
Thierry Vivier

Special Effects:
Peter Konig

Special Effects Makeup Artist:
Peter Konig

Story:
James Hong
Harry Mok

Stunts:
Mark De Alessandro

Wardrobe Designer:
Suzanne Marie Berman

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