Kiss Me and Die

About This Movie

Kiss Me and Die is this intriguing blend of drama and horror that plays out in a moody, atmospheric English village. The pacing has a slow burn quality, allowing for a deep dive into the unsettling world of Jonathon Lanceford and his eerie obsession with Poe. The practical effects, though modest by today’s standards, add a certain charm and authenticity to the supernatural elements. Robert Stone’s quest for his brother feels personal and haunting, with the performances of the cast weaving a web of tension and mystery. The interactions between Robert and Dominie are particularly captivating, hinting at deeper themes of love and madness. It’s this unique mixture that gives the film a distinctive flavor that resonates with collectors who appreciate the nuances of 70s horror.

Kiss Me and Die has seen limited releases over the years, with only a few VHS copies floating around and scarce DVD editions. Collectors often seek it for its unique backdrop and the era's distinct horror aesthetic. Its rarity and niche appeal contribute to a growing interest, making it a hidden gem for those who appreciate lesser-known horror TV movies from the 1970s.