A Prism Entertainment release through Paramount Home Video of an SC Entertainment production, in association with Prism.
Produced by Nicolas Stiliadis.
Directed by David Blyth.
Screenplay, Allan Moyle;
Camera (Film House color), Ludek Bogner;
editor, Nick Rotundo;
music, Jim Manzie;
additional music, Pat Regan, Chaz Jankel;
sound, Jack Buchanan;
production design, Ian Brock;
assistant director, John Bradshaw;
production manager, Alice O'Neil;
co-producer, Paco Alvarez;
Reviewed on Prism vidcassette, N.Y., Sept 3 1990.
Running time: 89 MIN.




Owen...............................Andrew Stevens
Paula..............................Heather Thomas
Dr. Alcore....................Christopher Plummer
Dennis.................................Kim Coates
Rebecca..............................Lydie Denier
Donald.............................Andrew Jackson
Dr. Christine......................Anne Hutcheson

Canada fights back with the anti-yankee horror pic "Red Blooded American Girl." Imaginative vampire pic should please most genre vid fans.
Heather Thomas is well-cast in the title role, a volunteer at sinister Chistopher Plummer's research clinic who becomes infected with an experimental blood disease that turns her into a vampire. Actress has a field day alternating seductiveness with mayhem.
Andrew Stevens, fast becoming a regular in these sexy video thrillers, is unconvincingly cast as a genetics genius hired by Plummer ostensibly for AIDS research. Instead, he's part of a scheme to prolong the lifespan toward immortality.
Pic benefits from a clever script by Alan Moyle.----Lor.