Night Owl (1993)

New York City is a crucible of humanity. The megalopolis is the perfect art-film location--a living metaphor of greed and lust confined within an overcrowded behavioral sink. Manhattan’s funky, junkie-strewn East Village is the setting for Night Owl (1993). A blood-sucking son of Dracula is loose in the bohemian enclave, seducing young maidens, slaying them while making love, then gulping down their still-warm hemoglobin. The vampire’s activities could go unnoticed for years on end in this snake pit of sallow night dwellers and their freaky behavior, except for the power of family. A young Puerto Rican gallant scours the East Village in search of his missing sister. When the concerned sibling discovers that his precious kin has become Dracula Junior’s victim, the blood hits the fan.