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She asks the direction of the hotel to a stranger, indeed the mean vampire Niran (Don Hetrakul), and she is bitten and kidnapped by his gang of evil vampires in motorcycles.
But wanna-be Gothic vampire trite like MALENKA doesn't show any signs from a gifted filmmaker.
I haven't seen another horror-flick that this movie is "sequelling" (a vampire fighting flick titled BLADE), but I guess that parts of its plotline must explain how villain werewolves (they're spoofish) are threatening the "good" werewolf pair during a long part of the movie.
I admit that the vampire episode was okay but lacked a solid storyline.
To identify this movie as a vampire movie would be technically correct.
This item ranks in the bottom half of all the vampire movies I've ever seen (and believe me, I've seen a lot of them).
Beats me how some people can say this is the best vampire movie ever made--all I can assume is they haven't seen many.
This is definitely the worst vampire flicks of all times.
I started to watch this right after Interview With the vampire and I was thoroughly disappointed.
The vampire Lestat played by Stuart Townsend was terrible-having a good body does not make you an actor!
The episode starred Sue Lyon (of Lolita movie fame) and Joseph Campanella who play a baby sitter and a vampire, respectively.
The vampire hires a baby sitter to watch his child (which appears to be some kind of werewolf or monster) while he goes out at night for blood.
The baby sitter is totally oblivious to the vampire's appearance when she first sees him and only starts to put two and two together when she notices that he has no reflection in the mirror, has an odd collection of books in the library on the occult, and hears strange noises while the vampire goes to talk to the child.
She bolts out the door, the vampire comes out looking puzzled and the episode is over.
Boyle Heights, Los Angeles: legendary South American goat-sucking vampire, El Chupacabra, is on the loose, feeding on anyone unlucky enough to cross its path.
A very talented cast and good dialogue.Then it all fell apart for me at the sight of the first vampire.
C: Preposterous ideas abound such as actual torso-and-leg guitars, brothers with the last name "Gecko," bad vampire make-up jobs, Cheech Marin playing three characters (?), and a crotch-based gun that only fires when "erect" and belongs to a guy who goes by "Sex Machine."
Considering that they wanted to do a vampire movie in space, I thought, "Well, it'll probably be pretty cheesy, but at least interesting enough to see a different take on the whole genre."
For a series that was inspired by Kolchak, it's ironic that The X Files first attempt at a vampire episode should land squarely on it's ass.
Derek Washington (Hall) is your clichéd cop-on-a-mission who finds himself up to his neck in some nasty vampire action.
I watched this as part of a vampire movie marathon with research intent, otherwise there is no way I'd have watched it all the way through.
I just can't get past a naked woman space vampire throughout the whole movie, this is absolutely absurd (although she does look good).
When she pounces on a young, would-be lover it is with the ferocity of a vampire.
Characters appear out of nowhere as if they have already been established, the scenery changes mid scene to this warehouse constantly, and the Vampire Assassin ends up having around 6 climactic fights with enemies before finally getting to the head vampire.
What could have been an excellent hostage movie was totally ruined by what apparently looks like a bored director ... there were so many directions that the movie could have taken ... a vampire slash-fest was not one of these!!!
While it's an interesting idea to set a vampire film in Thailand, the writers don't seem to do a lot with the exotic locale.
The Coolio-as-vampire bit is a nod to fans who are familiar with his turn on the Blondie song "No Exit" in which he assumes the role of a rapping vampire (it actually works as a musical concept and is in fact a great song).
It is similar to the movie Blade, in that he is an African American vampire hunter.
From the director of Oldboy comes this slick vampire flick.
Kang-ho Song stars as a priest who is accidentally changed into a vampire while being cured of a deadly, mysterious virus.
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