Moonrise is a film by David Blyth, part of his distinctive body of work that has established him as one of New Zealand's most innovative filmmakers.

David Blyth's films are known for their exploration of psychological themes, visual innovation, and willingness to challenge conventional narrative structures. This film continues that tradition.

Moonrise poster

Al Lewis and David Blyth

Al Lewis with Justin Cocke and Milan Borich

Alberton House

Al Lewis

Al Lewis, who played Grandpa Munster in the TV series The Munsters in the 1960s - travelled to New Zealand in the early 90s to star in Grampire, a 1992 family film directed by Kiwi horror pioneer David Blyth (Death Warmed Up, Red Blooded American Girl).

• Stuff.co.nz Article - The original Grandpa Munster's Kiwi connection
  
• Dread Central: Interview with the Grampire: David Blyth Talks Working with Al Lewis and More
• IMDB Entry