Vampires in Havana

In the outrageously bawdy style of "Fritz the Cat," this critically acclaimed, hilarious spoof of horror and gangster movies features the Transylvanian scientist Von Dracula who travels to Cuba where he invents a potion that allows vampires to roam freely in daylight. When he announces the invention to the world, it sets off a mad race to snatch it between the vampires of America, represented by the ruthless Chicago Vampire Mafia, and the vampires of Eastern European syndicates, in a frenzied satire of the Cold War East-West rivalries. Set to a swinging Latin jazz soundtrack by Cuban legend Arturo Sandoval, this whacked-out, sexed-up animated ride defies easy description except to say it's must be seen to be believed.