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Post by mountainman on Jan 8, 2007 12:30:00 GMT 10
John Carpenter's Vampire's-1998 (USA version)...James Wood's intensity and sense of tragic investment enabled me to nearly suspend my disbelief. I also found Valek the most intimidating of vampires. The loose blonde's inexorable transformation brought the sexuality that powers vampire mythology out from shadowy corners and into sharp focus. Crossbows, all terrain vehicles, vampires slumbering bare beneath parched earth and sand; this film comes right at you with no morals or sense of irony- and never once winks at the camera.
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Post by d on Jan 8, 2007 13:06:01 GMT 10
Valek would get his butt kicked by D. Those Vampire Hunters were like the Markus brothers from bloodlust. BAD ! I do like the concept of a travelling group of Vamp-hunters with all kinds of cool weapons and such that they hurl from their vehichle. But so far it has been poorly executed. And what do you mean ''No Morals''? And Owen. I am glad you liked it. My favorite characters were D and Rei Ginsei. Bloodlust deals with some hunters of the mold I just described only much better. Though they are still stupid!!!
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