I, Desire (1982)

November 15, 1982 (US) • TV Movie, Crime, Horror, Thriller • 95m

Overview

A coroner's assistant, who is also a law student, gets involved in a strange case involving his girlfriend's place of employment (a hospital), prostitutes, a defrocked priest, and vampires.

Director

John Llewellyn Moxey

Writer

Robert Foster

Top Billed

David Naughton

Keywords

prostitute vampire law student police investigation murder mystery female serial killer disbelieving cop

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Top Billed Cast

David Naughton

David Balsiger

Dorian Harewood

Detective Jerry Van Ness

Marilyn Jones

Cheryl Gillen

Barbara Stock

Desire (Mona)

Arthur Rosenberg

Milton King

James Victor

Dr. Herrera

Brad Dourif

Paul

Anne Bloom

Marge Bookman

Linda Lawrence

Undercover Cop

Adele Rosse

Head Nurse

James Oliver

Restaurant Manager

Ann Blessing

Pat

John Bennick

Newscaster

Nigel Bullard

Newscaster

Cathy Cole

Newscaster

Timothy Stack

Daryl

Stacy MacGregor

Detective

Gary McMillan

Plainclothes Cop

Holly McCarver

Ward Secretary

Liis Kailey

Nurse's Aide

Laurel Rosenberg

Nurse

James Veres

Vice Cop

Herb Mitchell

Bernard McDougal

Bruce Wright

Preacher

Jason Ross-Azikiwe

Tom Willett

Police Officer (uncredited)

Marc Silver

Larry

Crew

John Llewellyn Moxey

Director

Don Peake

Music

Ross Bellah

Art Direction

Grady Hunt

Costume Design

Donald R. Rode

Editor

Jim Green

Executive Producer

Audrey A. Blasdel

Producer

Alan Fama

Makeup Artist

Leo Lotito Jr.

Makeup Supervisor

Robert Foster

Writer

Frederick P. Hope

Art Direction

Fran Bascom

Casting

Allen S. Epstein

Executive Producer

Fred Goetz

Set Decoration

Don Peake

Original Music Composer

Robert L. Morrison

Director of Photography

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I, Desire (1982)

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