This kinda felt like two different movies in two parts. And I thought the first movie was super interesting and really unconventional. And then the first movie is over very quickly and the second movie isn't quite as interesting and quite a bit more conventional.

If they combined the two different arcs into something that overlapped more I may have found it a bit more satisfying. But this is still very unique all around!

Creeped me out pretty bad toward the end so good enough in that area, but overall it felt pretty messy and I probably won't come back to it. If you're only watching it for David Bowie (like I did), it's probably worth it.

Lot's of style thrown in your face but not much else.

I have read the book. And what i can say about movie? It sucks, otherwise like book, movie was made like for drug addicts, i imagined it in other way. 5

This movie is not for everyone, but there is a big chance that you will enjoy it if you like pieces such as Only Lovers Left Alive, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Twin Peaks, Interview With the Vampire and Suspiria.

There is a decadent and charming aura throughout the whole picture, which means VAMPIRE (really, in caps) for me. It mixes sensuality, suspense, dispair, and melancholy into a darkness that composes beautiful photography with the cold pale skins and lusty red blood.

Susan Sarandon, Catherine Deneuve and David Bowie deliver outstanding performances. Some scenes, unfortunately, are a little too long, even knowing they are supposed to be that slow. The visual effects are incredible, specially in the monkey scene. I can say the same about the aging makeup... Perfect. It is absolutely sad to see such a beautiful Bowie fade away so quickly.

10/10