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Vampires: Los Muertos (2002) 4.4
A vampire hunter and a priest fight a band of the walking dead in Mexico. Director:Tommy Lee WallaceWriter:Tommy Lee Wallace |
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Cast
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Father Rodrigo
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Zoey
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Una
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Ray Collins
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Nurse Lupe
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Old Man
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Brody
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Jesse Brooks
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Muriel Fouilland | ... |
Miss Brazil
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Gringo
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Priest
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Plot Summary
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Plot Synopsis
Storyline
In Mexico, another vampire slayer, Derek Bliss, is hired by a shady priest and aided by a group of fellow slayers in finding a large nest of 'suckers' and their powerful leader, a vampire princess. She is seeking a legendary black crucifix - the same crucifix used unsuccessfully in the first movie to perform a ritual which will enable vampires to walk in sunlight and be invulnerable. Written by Anonymous
Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for vampire violence, language and brief sexuality | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
27 June 2003 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
John Carpenter's Vampires: Los Muertos See more »Company Credits
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Gotta take my hat off to Carpenter....putting his name up as exec producer here. Gives new meaning to the term low budget! Little more than a juvenile re-make of the original. Vampire Hunter (Jon Bon Jovial), girl who has been bit but not turned....Priest-for-a-partner, snatch of the old "locked into the vampire's wavelength" nonsense and a few sporadically exploding vampires that wouldn't look out of place on Guy Fawkes night!
But man...have a look at the hack editing, the childish and garish colors everywhere (MUST have been made ostensibly for the Mexican video market)the totally awesomely vapid acting....its a classic! For some indefinable reason though, the film takes itself soo seriously its almost enchanting.
In the upshot, about as frightening as Sesame Street, as intelligent as Mike Tyson and as relevant as a 1972 typewriter! The one decent scene...the two girls about to KISS and they wimp out!