Lee Bennett Sobel is a director and writer known for his work in the cult cinema landscape. He directed and penned Rockabilly Vampire (1996), a film that captures the quirky essence of the 90s horror-comedy genre. His unique vision brings a blend of rockabilly culture and supernatural elements to life, making the film a staple for fans of offbeat cinema. Sobel's contribution to Rockabilly Vampire showcases his ability to merge music and horror, creating a distinct experience for viewers.
Rockabilly Vampire
A woman obsessed with Elvis Presley is having problems with her job, her landlord and her landlord's scummy son. One day she meets a man who looks and dresses just like Elvis. She immediately falls in love, but there's one thing she doesn't realize--"Elvis" is a vampire.
