THE STORY
VAMPIRADELPHIA is a story told on the periphery of Fellini’s La Dolce Vita in 1960s Rome, this forgotten, high-fashion horror oddity is a surrealist time-capsule waiting to be rediscovered.
Don't give everything away. Let the story breathe.
THE SCREENPLAY
Vampiradelphia is a haunting, decadent fusion of surrealist cinema and vampire lore. The novella serves as a stylistic, gothic counterpart to 1960s Italian neorealism’s decline, portraying a timeless vampire who is as bored by modernity as she is seduced by its decay
The screenplay follows a languid, centuries-old aristocrat—played with detached sensuality by a Euro-cult icon—who drifts through the jet-set parties of Via Veneto, draining the blood of existentialist poets and paparazzi to survive.
IN PRE-PRODUCTION
Currently in pre-production, this stylish, genre-bending cult classic hopeful blends existential drama with stylish horror, focusing on a timeless female vampire navigating the hedonistic landscape of Rome during the 1960 La Dolce Vita film shoot.
In development from SPREAD MEDIA STUDIOS and RWS FILMS