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Christopher Coppola
★ Directing

Christopher Coppola

Born 1962 · Los Angeles County, California · Active 1988–2023

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Christopher Coppola (born January 25, 1962) is a film director and producer. Description above from the Wikipedia article Christopher Coppola, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

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Dracula's Widow

Dracula's Widow

★ 3.3
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The film, situated in Hollywood, or Tinsel Town as the narrator (Lt. Lannon/Josef Sommer) calls it, opens with Hollywood House of Wax owner Raymond Everett (Lenny von Dohlen) receiving a delivery of some valuable antiques from Poenari, Romania. He anxiously takes delivery of a sixth crate even though he was only expecting five. Later that evening at a Jazz bar called The Blue Angel, a sleazy but lonely patron hits on a mysterious dark-haired woman (Sylvia Kristel) who wonders in. Soon after, they leave together and travel to a secluded park where this peculiar woman kills the man. More shenanigans ensue that night when over at the wax museum, two thieves break in while Raymond is upstairs watching Nosferatu. During the robbery, a creature with webbed hands and dagger-like nails attacks one of the thieves. The thief’s throat is ripped open and his blood drained by a long tentacle emitted from the creature’s mouth. The other man escapes. Following this attack, the mysterious brunette from earlier enters the room where Raymond sits unsuspecting. After a very short battle of wills, Raymond is taken possession of (with a bite) and forced to renounce his girlfriend Jenny Harker (Rachel Jones). The next day, Lt. Lannon and his partner Citrano (Traber Burns) are called to the crime scene at the park. A clue left in the grass leads them to The Blue Angel, in which witnesses are unable to contribute much. Meanwhile, Raymond tries to free himself from the Vampire’s hold but fails; instead, he cleans up her mess before Jenny arrives. Raymond’s girlfriend, who also works at the museum, observes his distress. She tries to comfort him but instead Raymond tries to bite her, unsuccessfully. As night falls, the creature attacks again. This time it is a night watchman who is ironically watching a news report about the park murder at the onset of his death. Summoned by the vampire, Raymond picks her up in his car. She tells him that he must return her to Romania to her husband Count Dracula. However, Raymond informs her of Count Dracula’s death and that van Helsing is responsible. At this moment, Raymond’s girlfriend, Jenny, glimpses him in the car with the other woman. The police receive a valuable part of the puzzle from the frazzled burglar who witnessed his accomplice’s death at the wax museum the previous night. Later, through van Helsing’s aged grandson (Stefan Schnabel), we learn that all vampires were destroyed with the exception of Vanessa, who is the true wife of Dracula. She is described as both beauty and beast. In a sleazier part of town, Vanessa and Raymond encounter a group of hardcore occultists who seem to sense Vanessa’s evilness and welcome her. She surprises them though when she transforms into the beast and slaughters all save Raymond. The next morning, Jenny angrily confronts Raymond over the phone and then abruptly hangs up. Distressed, Raymond writes a letter confessing his predicament hoping she will forgive him. Back at the wax museum, Raymond is met by Lt. Lannon who casually searches the premises. The lieutenant confronts Raymond with the burglar’s admission, which he denies. However, their meeting is cut short when Lannon is called to another of Vanessa’s massacres. There, Lannon meets van Helsing’s elderly grandson who tells him that vampires not devil worshippers are to blame. To establish his theory, they journey to the morgue where Vanessa’s first victim is located. With a wooden stake and mallet, Helsing makes Lannon a believer as the victim is briefly reanimated at the moment of his true death. Later, Lannon visits Jenny hoping to discover more information about Raymond and gain her trust. Jenny afterwards meets up with Raymond and he gives her a cross to protect her. Night arrives and more murders follow as Vanessa slays Citrano and Helsing. Consequentially, Raymond is arrested and his wax museum searched for evidence, which police discover. While in custody, officers try to elicit a confession from Raymond that does not involve a beautiful vampire-monster. However, the only cop who believes him is Lt. Lannon. He and Jenny eventually collaborate to locate Vanessa and exonerate Raymond. As night approaches, Raymond is taken to a vacant warehouse by a few officers for a bit of police brutality, but Vanessa intervenes hoping to eliminate Raymond herself. Jenny, via supernatural intervention, discovers the warehouse. Both, she and Lannon are able to distract Vanessa, while Raymond takes the opportunity to kill her thus regaining his humanity. 

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Filmography

34 credits
2010s 4 credits
2018
Torch as Disgruntled Man
Movie ★ 5.5
2018
Guitar Man as Tony Carboni
Movie
2017
Arsenal as Buddy
Movie ★ 4.3
2016
Movie ★ 6.0
2000s 6 credits
2009
Movie ★ 7.0
2009
NSFW Show as Self - Guest
TV
2008
Saravia as Self
Movie
2007
Movie ★ 5.0
1990s 2 credits
1994
Movie
1993
TV ★ 7.1
s 1 credit
Movie
Crew Credits
2020s 1 credit
2023
Movie ★ 2.0
2010s 3 credits
2018
Torch Director
Movie ★ 5.5
2018
Torch Writer
Movie ★ 5.5
2015
Movie ★ 4.3
2000s 5 credits
2005
Movie ★ 5.4
2005
Movie
2000
Movie ★ 3.6
2000
Bel Air Director
Movie
1990s 10 credits
1999
Gunfighter Director
Movie ★ 2.8
1999
Gunfighter Screenplay
Movie ★ 2.8
1999
Palmer's Pick-Up Executive Producer
Movie ★ 2.7
1999
Movie ★ 2.7
1999
Movie ★ 2.7
1998
Clockmaker Director
Movie ★ 3.8
1996
TV ★ 6.5
1993
Deadfall Director
Movie ★ 4.1
1993
Deadfall Writer
Movie ★ 4.1
1993
Deadfall Co-Producer
Movie ★ 4.1
1980s 2 credits
1988
Movie ★ 4.3
1988
Movie ★ 4.3