[Machine Translation] He has released a series of problematic films filled with shocking individuality, violence, deep themes, and a sense of anarchy, such as "The King of New York" ('90), starring Christopher Walken and based on the New York Mafia war, and "Bad Lieutenant" ('92), starring Harvey Keitel as an alcoholic and drug-addicted cop. Abel Ferrara has a strong fan base as a genius of the New York indie film industry. Abel Ferrara is a New York indie genius with a passionate fan base. He has created a flood of street culture, philosophy, vampires, drugs, and hip-hop. Abel Ferrara has created a whole new world in this stylish black-and-white film with a beautiful sense of imagery. New York City. One night, a mysterious woman (Annabelle Ciorra) stops Catherine (Lili Taylor), a graduate student in philosophy, and tells her to stop. The woman whispers that she will forgive her if she says "stop" and bites Catherine's neck, who is too frightened to say anything. Soon Catherine's body begins to change. She wanders the streets in search of men and women, saying the same words as the woman who sucked her blood, and then devouring the blood of those who can't say anything. One night Catherine is approached by a man ( Christopher Walken ) who is a much older vampire than she is, who in turn sucks her blood and lectures her on how to live as a vampire. Her doctoral dissertation, which had been in a slump for some time, suddenly goes well, she is confident in her oral consultations, and she receives her doctorate with the highest grades. She invites her professors and friends to a thank-you party at her home. At her command, vampires who have mixed into the party attack the invited guests... The extras include a trailer, Talking With The Vampires (documentary 30 min. 51 sec.), Interview With Abel Ferrara (interview with director Abel Ferrara 16 min. 18 sec.), and Interview With Brad Stevens (film discussion 8 min. 44 seconds).