Bloody Mallory (2002)

Heroines Mallory, Vena Cava and Talking Tina fight the fallen angel Abaddon and his accomplices vampire Lady Valentine and succubus Morphine.

Director:

Julien Magnat

Writers:

Stéphane Kazandjian, Julien Magnat

Stars:

Olivia Bonamy, Adrià Collado, Jeffrey Ribier

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Olivia Bonamy	...	Mallory
Adrià Collado	...	Père Carras
Jeffrey Ribier	...	Vena Cava (as Papillon 'Jeff Ribler')
Laurent Spielvogel	...	Le Pape / Abbadon
Valentina Vargas	...	Lady Valentine / Carmina Belladone
Julien Boisselier	...	Avec dans le rôle du mari
Thylda Barès	...	Talking Tina
Ludovic Berthillot	...	Le Molosse
Thierry Perkins-Lyautey	...	L'Inspecteur Durand
Sophie Tellier	...	Morphine
María Jurado	...	L'Infermière
Dominique Frot	...	La prisonnière
Olivier Hémon	...	Le chef de brigade
Philippe Visconti	...	Le garde du corps blond
Justine Pouvreau	...	La jeune nonne

Storyline

Heroines Mallory, Vena Cava and Talking Tina fight the fallen angel Abaddon and his accomplices vampire Lady Valentine and succubus Morphine.

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Plot Keywords:

vampire | succubus | kidnapping | blue hair | giant | 

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Taglines:

Rule wa watashi ga kimeru![Japan]

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Genres:

Action | Comedy | Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence/gore and language

Details

Official Sites:

Cinema Without Frontier [ru]

Country:

France Spain

Language:

French

Release Date:

17 July 2002 (France)

Also Known As:

Krvava Malori

Company Credits

Production Co:

Alquimia Cinema, Bee Movies, Canal Plus Ecriture

Technical Specs

Runtime:

94 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

At one point, Vena Cava says "Give me sodomy or give me death." This line was taken from the song/poem "Confession" by avant-garde artist Diamanda Galas, first featured on her 1991 recording "Plague Mass." "Vena Cava" is also the name of a Diamanda Galas album released in 1993, as well as referring to major veins that return deoxygenated blood from the body into the heart.

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Crazy Credits

At the very end of the credits we hear Lady Valentine saying "Ouais mes chéris!"

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Connections

References Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997)

User Reviews

"That night I became what I am now: Their worst enemy."

Bloody Mallory is an intentionally campy flick in the mold of Dead Alive and Army of Darkness. Although it's not nearly as good as either of those films, it does deserve some credit. Where else can you see a blood-spattered bride team up with a priest, a mute telepathic little girl, and a 7-foot tall French-American drag queen? Nowhere I tell you. Did I mention they're on a mission to rescue the Pope? People keep comparing this film to Buffy the Vampire Slayer but I see more comparisons to Matthew Blackheart: Monster Smasher. They are both extremely colorful, oddly humorous, and set up for sequels. If you like horror-comedies with their tongue firmly planted in its cheek, check out Bloody Mallory. You could do a lot worse.

Note for genre buffs: Valentina Vargas, who played Lady Valentine, was also the sexy Cenobite, Angelique, in Hellraiser: Bloodline.