Addicted to Murder: The Sequels

After the success and wide distribution of the first ADDICTED TO MURDER movie in 1996, writer/producer Kevin J. Lindenmuth wanted to shoot a larger budget sequel. He came up with the idea for THE LAST VAMPIRE and hired frequent collaborator Ron Ford to write the screenplay. However, that was not to be. So Lindenmuth proceeded to make a micro-budget PREQUEL, TAINTED BLOOD, keeping in mind that he would make this “Final ADDICTED TO MURDER movie” one day. While a lesser sequel to the first two movies was made, BLOODLUST, this screenplay remained unproduced. Then, itching to do a follow-up years later, Lindenmuth agreed to let screenwriter Todd French take a stab (and puncture) at it. Keeping in mind THE LAST VAMPIRE script, as well as the continuity of the first three movies, ADDICTED TO MURDER: REDWORK was born. Alas, there was not a producer for this script, either. Now that a decade has passed fans of the ADDICTED TO MURDER trilogy can discover how the series finally ends...

About the Author

Kevin Lindenmuth has worked in the film/television business for over 27 years, both in New York City and the Metro-Detroit area. During his career, he has produced over a dozen independent features which were distributed worldwide, and seven documentaries, the majority of which have been broadcast nationally on PBS in the US. He is the author of four books on independent filmmaking, most recently THE DOCUMENTARY MOVIEMAKING COURSE, (Barron's, August 2010). His MAKING IT POSSIBLE: INDEPENDENT MOVIES will be published in mid 2012 by McFarland Book Publishers.

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