Titanic 2000 1999
"A Vampire's Lust is Unsinkable."
Dive into the bizarre world of *Titanic 2000 (1999)*, a wildly unconventional horror-comedy that reimagines the doomed luxury liner as a floating battleground for eternal darkness.
Director: John Paul Fedele
Cast
Tammy Parks
Vladimina
Tina Krause
Shari O`Kari
Elizabeth Cintron
Molly Black
David Fine
Mr. Blatent
Bob MacKay
Chimes / Edmund
Michael R. Thomas
Eegor / Captain Skinner
Suzanne Lenore
1st Victim
Jasi Cotton Lanier
2nd Victim
John Bacchus
Winslow
Jeffrey Faoro
Mr. Smythe / Second Mate
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Titanic 2000 (1999) about?
This horror-comedy reimagines the Titanic as a supernatural battleground where a vampire named Vladamina hunts for her next immortal queen. Starring Tammy Parks as a desperate rock groupie, the film follows Shari's fight to escape becoming an eternal bloodsucker—or ending up at the bottom of the ocean. Think *Titanic* meets *Dracula*, but with way more B-movie energy.
Who directed Titanic 2000?
John Paul Fedele directed this unique blend of horror and comedy, infusing the film with a stylized, gritty atmosphere.
Who stars in Titanic 2000?
The film features Tammy Parks as the lead, alongside Tina Krause, Elizabeth Cintron, David Fine, and Bob MacKay in key roles.
Is Titanic 2000 (1999) worth watching?
While *Titanic 2000* isn't for everyone, its horror-comedy mashup and campy charm make it a cult curiosity worth exploring for fans of offbeat cinema. The mix of gothic horror and dark humor offers a guilty-pleasure experience, even if the execution is uneven. If you love B-movies that embrace absurdity, this one's a weirdly entertaining dive.
How long is Titanic 2000?
The film runs 85 minutes, packing its supernatural chaos into a tight runtime perfect for a quick, intense viewing session.
About Titanic 2000 (1999) — The Vampire Horror Comedy That Sinks Into the Deep
Dive into the bizarre world of *Titanic 2000 (1999)*, a wildly unconventional horror-comedy that reimagines the doomed luxury liner as a floating battleground for eternal darkness. Directed by John Paul Fedele, this 1999 cult oddity blends the opulence of the ill-fated Titanic with the seductive menace of a vampire seeking her next immortal queen. Starring Tammy Parks as the ambitious rock groupie Shari, who becomes the target of Vladamina's lethal charm, the film weaves a twisted tale of lust, survival, and supernatural stakes. With eerie nightclub vibes, claustrophobic corridors, and a neon-soaked atmosphere, *Titanic 2000* merges historical disaster with gothic horror, all aboard a ship that's doomed before it even sets sail.
As the voyage spirals into chaos, passengers succumb to Vladamina's hypnotic allure or meet gruesome fates, while Shari stands at a crossroads: embrace vampiric immortality or plunge into the icy depths below. Fedele's film doesn't just parody the Titanic myth—it subverts it, trading romance for raunchy horror and high society for lowbrow thrills. With its dark humor and over-the-top gore, this is a movie that thrives on absurdity, offering a guilty-pleasure ride for fans of boundary-pushing B-movies.
