Jugular Wine: A Vampire Odyssey (1994)An anthropologist, on a sea voyage to Alaska, meets a beautiful woman aboard the ship, who turns out to be a vampire and attacks and bites him. As he begins to slowly transform into one of ... See full summary » Director:Blair MurphyWriter:Blair Murphy |
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James Grace
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Megan
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Pamela
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Richard Sartony
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Student
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Rachelle Packer | ... |
Monica
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Hank Helms | ... |
Dead man
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Ryuko Wakabayashi | ... |
Dr. Donna Park
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Baird Bryant | ... |
Ship captain
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An anthropologist, on a sea voyage to Alaska, meets a beautiful woman aboard the ship, who turns out to be a vampire and attacks and bites him. As he begins to slowly transform into one of the undead, he starts a journey around the country, searching for answers. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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Jugular Wine, despite the incoherent plot, actually could have been a good movie. "One man's quest into the madness and interplay of reality/fantasy that is the world of the vampire"
unfortunately, the movie moves along like a drunken sailor, making very little sense and with very heavy "documentary" overtones that make it seem even more ludicrous than if it had just been a schlock film with no pretensions. This is film that redefined "painful to watch"
I can't recommend it except to students of the vampire genre and film in general, and only then as a lesson on how not to do a vampire movie.
I really wish the makers of this film well..I am not saying I could make a better film. But I hope I could!