Elizabeth Hurley and Vincent D’Onofrio join vampire western High Midnight?

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Waaaaayyyy back in 2005, we told y’all about a vampire ditty called HIGH MIDNIGHT, which was to be directed by Mary Lambert (PET SEMETARY). We’ve heard zilch on that front ever since, but today we learn that the bloodsucker has life in it yet…

The ShockTillYouDrop fiends have heard from the film’s producer that HIGH MIDNIGHT is currently casting up, with Vincent D’Onofrio, Elizabeth Hurley, Taylor Nichols and Emilio Rivera all joining the horror-western. The film’s IMDB page confirms all but Hurley, and also lists Ted Raimi, William Baldwin, Thomas Kretschmann among the cast. Lambert is evidently still on board as director.

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