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Blood (2000)20 years ago, Carl was responsible for genetically engineering a girl with narcotic blood. Now he's brought her home - and the boundaries between love and addiction are becoming increasingly blurred. Director:Charly CantorWriter:Charly Cantor |
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Title: Blood (2000)
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Carl Dyson
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Lee Blakemore | ... |
Lix
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Phil Cornwell | ... |
Doug
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Don
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Amelda Brown | ... |
Janie
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Heather Dyson
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Michael McKell | ... |
Guy
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Nicolas Harvey | ... |
Jack Dyson
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Chris Roebuck | ... |
Socks
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Mikey
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Jen
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Joann Myers | ... |
Mike
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Phil Richford | ... |
Rick
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Anthony James Berowne | ... |
Van Driver
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20 years ago, Carl was responsible for genetically engineering a girl with narcotic blood. Now he's brought her home - and the boundaries between love and addiction are becoming increasingly blurred.
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Love on the razor's edge of addiction.Genres:
HorrorMotion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for sexuality, violence and languageParents Guide:
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UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
July 2000 (Canada) See more »Filming Locations:
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UKCompany Credits
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Cantor-Markham Productions, Loud Mouse Productions Ltd., Omni International See more »
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When I saw that the average rating for this film was only a 4, I felt compelled to write about this captivating low budget endeavor. Blood is listed on IMDb as a horror film, when actually it should be categorized as a thriller. Does it have a vampire? Well, yes and no, as Lix, the Antagonist(?) of the story must survive on human blood. The crux is that Lix's blood is a narcotic for normal humans, and is highly addictive. This of course leads to all sorts of erotic sexuality involving blood between her and the doctor who genetically created her, who quickly becomes an addict. As with all romance and sex involving human blood, things cannot end well. The film has an excellent plot, moves along well, and the acting is very good. The actress who plays Lix is erotic and innocent at the same time, and Adrian Rawlins is superb as the doctor/geneticist who gives up everything for his addiction. Will keep you on the edge of your seat.