Tokyo Vampire Hotel
2017·Fantasy·2h 22m
7.1
★
Manami is captured by blood thirsty trigger happy vampires, and taken to their hotel, where they keep prisoners as future meals. They are all instructed to find a partner to survive, when a vampire clan from Transylvania interferes.
Directed by Sion Sono
vampire
beheading
tokyo, japan
romania
Trailer
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Cast
Kaho
K
Ami Tomite
Manami
Shinnosuke Mitsushima
Yamada / Prime Minister
Megumi Kagurazaka
Elizabeth Bathory
Yumi Adachi
Empress / Princess
Joey Iwanaga
Joe
Lorena Koto
Noah
Akihiro Kitamura
Gen
Kouhei Takeda
Red
Anna Konno
Nakajima Ami
Shoko Nakagawa
Giga
Takumi Saitoh
Manami's boyfriend
Crew
Sion Sono
Director
Sion Sono
Writer
Junichi Ito
Editor
Popular Reviews
7 reviews
Medhansh Kaushik
3.7★ · 10/05/24
It is tighter compared to the series but it lacks time which the series had to finesse it better.
It is tighter compared to the series but it lacks time which the series had to finesse it better.
Medhansh
3.6★ · 10/05/24
It is tighter compared to the series but it lacks time which the series had to finesse it better.
It is tighter compared to the series but it lacks time which the series had to finesse it better.
Dani
8.0★ · 02/10/19
If you saw Sion Sono films or at least you read my reviews you know that each of his films is something completely unique and different from his other works, and this rule applies for Tokyo Vampire Hotel as well but with one exception, each episode is a separate film with its own rhythm and theme but set in one universe. A must see for any self-respecting Sion Sono fan.
If you saw Sion Sono films or at least you read my reviews you know that each of his films is something completely unique and different from his other works, and this rule applies for Tokyo Vampire Hotel as well but with one exception, each episode is a separate film with its own rhythm and theme but set in one universe. A must see for any self-respecting Sion Sono fan.
Dani
8.0★ · 02/10/19
If you saw Sion Sono films or at least you read my reviews you know that each of his films is something completely unique and different from his other works, and this rule applies for Tokyo Vampire Hotel as well but with one exception, each episode is a separate film with its own rhythm and theme but set in one universe. A must see for any self-respecting Sion Sono fan.
If you saw Sion Sono films or at least you read my reviews you know that each of his films is something completely unique and different from his other works, and this rule applies for Tokyo Vampire Hotel as well but with one exception, each episode is a separate film with its own rhythm and theme but set in one universe. A must see for any self-respecting Sion Sono fan.
jenny nulf
8.0★ · 10/18/18
You have my heart, K. 🖤
You have my heart, K. 🖤