Children of the Night 32 years old
Be home before nightfall... and pray for dawn!
Cindy and Lucy are eighteen and going away to college. As a ritual they must rid themselves of the dirt of their small home town (Allburg) by swimming in an abandoned church crypt. They jump in and begin talking about sex when Lucys crucifix falls into the water and drifts down to land on Czakyr's (an ancient vampire) head, apparently waking him up. Some time onwards a school teacher from a nearby town, Mark, gets directed to Allburg to help Lucy and her grandmother, who are suspected to be in trouble. Lucy becomes the target of a town turned vampire because of her 'virgin blood'. Mark, Lucy and an old wino shack up in an abandoned building outside of town but eventually get lured back to Allburg by the locals. There, with a giant glowing cross spearing the front of their Toyota, they take the town on and battle Czakyr.
Credits
Children of the Night Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Peter DeLuise He was 24, now 57 years old | as Mark Gardner |
| Garrett Morris He was 54, now 87 years old | as Matty |
| Ami Dolenz She was 22, now 55 years old | as Lucy Barrett |
| Karen Black She was 52, 74 years old when she died | as Karen Thompson |
| Evan MacKenzie | as Frank Aldin |
| Maya McLaughlin | as Cindy Thompson |
| Brad Overturf | as The Mailman |
Children of the Night Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Damon Santostefano as Co-Producer. He was 91 (now 124) years old | Production |
| Gary Paul as Stunt Coordinator. | Crew |
| Tony Randel as Director. He was 35 (now 67) years old | Directing |
| Tony Randel as Story. He was 35 (now 67) years old | Writing |
| Howard Berger as Special Effects Makeup Artist. He was 26 (now 59) years old | Costume & Make-Up |
| Robert Kurtzman as Special Effects Makeup Artist. He was 26 (now 59) years old | Costume & Make-Up |
| Mark Hofeling as Set Decoration. | Art |
| Hank Carlson as Special Effects Technician. | Crew |
| Brad Overturf as Stunts. | Crew |
Children of the Night (32 years)
Be home before nightfall... and pray for dawn!
- Release day: Friday, September 06, 1991
- Runtime: 92 minutes
