Dominion (Video 1992)

Director:

Todd Sheets

Writers:

J.R. Bookwalter (script consultant), Todd Sheets (screenplay),

Stars:

Carol Barta, Frank Dunlay, Auggi Alvarez

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Carol Barta	...	Elizabeth
Frank Dunlay	...	Roger Williams
Auggi Alvarez	...	Clarence Theopolis (as Auggie Alvarez)
Charles Monroe	...	Stan Lotus
Tonia Monahan	...	Jamalia
Jody Rovick	...	Gazelle (as Jodie Rovick)
Ray C. Merrill	...	Asmodeus (as Ray Merrill)
Veronica Orr	...	Mistianna
Patricia Manser	...	Street Chick
Emmet Brennen	...	Jack Sheppard
Erwin K. Roberts	...	Lt. Avery
Mike Hellman	...	Tepishe
Dana Pace	...	Mrs. Gilstrap
Jenny Admire	...	Katie
Julia Anne Clark	...	Beth Gilstrap

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

rock concert | child vampire | impaled child | concert | stake | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

78 min 68 min (DVD)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

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User Reviews

Rock N Roll Vampires!

I accidentally learned about Todd Sheets while surfing the 'net one night, I happened to stumble upon his site by accident, and after reading about his views of today's horror movies, he instantly intrigued me, he felt the same way I did about the crap they're churning out that's so called 'horror'. I finally had a few extra dollars so I ordered one of his movies, and being a rock and roll fan, I chose "Dominion". The main plot concerns a child vampire and his minions who want to resurrect their leader during a heavy metal concert. Sounds cool, huh? Since I know his work is low budget, I didn't expect too much out of it other than a good story. True, the acting isn't very good at all, the plot jumps around a lot, the filming itself is pretty bad, and the beginning is a direct rip off from 'Salems Lot, but I actually enjoyed it. Watching the movie you can tell that this was pretty much "Hey, I'm going to get all my friends together and we're going to make a horror movie!", but if I had the money, I'd do it, too! I would recommend "Dominion" to any true fan of horror who's thirsty for the good old days before all the "Scream because I know what you're push-up bra did to the urban legend last summer" flix of recent years. I'm looking forward to getting more of Todd's movies very soon.