Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter (2001) 5.0
Kung-Fu Action / Comedy / Horror / Musical about the second coming. Director:Lee DemarbreWriter:Ian Driscoll |
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Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter (2001) 5.0
Kung-Fu Action / Comedy / Horror / Musical about the second coming. Director:Lee DemarbreWriter:Ian Driscoll |
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Murielle Varhelyi | ... |
Maxine Schreck
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Maria Moulton | ... |
Mary Magnum
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Tim Devries | ... |
Father Eustace
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Ian Driscoll | ... |
Johnny Golgotha
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Josh Grace | ... |
Dr. Praetorious
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Tracy Lance | ... |
Gloria Oddbottom
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Glen Jones | ... |
Father Alban
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Mike Funk | ... |
Danny Sabbath
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Lucky Ron | ... |
Blind Jimmy Leper
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Himself
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Jeff Moffet | ... |
Santo Enmascardo de Plata
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Ivan Freud | ... |
Narrator
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Erica Murton | ... |
Maggie
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Alex Godin | ... |
Father Avellino
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The first testament says "an eye for an eye." The second testament says "love thy neighbour." The third testament KICKS ASS! The filmmaking team that brought you Harry Knuckles and won the "Spirit of Slamdance" prize with Harry Knuckles and the Treasure of the Aztec Mummy ups the ante with this tale of the ultimate action hero: Jesus Christ. The second coming is upon us, and Jesus has returned to earth. But before he can get down to the serious business of judging the living and the dead, he has to contend with an army of vampires that can walk in the daylight. Combining kung-fu action with biblical prophecy and a liberal dose of humour, the film teams the Savior with Mexican wrestling hero El Santos against mythological horrors and science gone mad, and also manages to address contemporary sexual politics. And did we mention that it's a musical? This sure ain't Sunday School. Written by Lee Demarbre <leedemarbre@rogers.com>
JCVH is possibly one of the greatest examples of great movies that suck. JCVH is an awesome movie for this reason. True fans of film and people who have been at the bottom of the game understand what a hassle it can be to work without a budget. This film has some of the cheesiest effects that i've seen, but that is where it scores it's major points. With it's unbelievable amount of originality it's hard to understand how anyone could not want to see this movie. Most cynical reviewers will attack it's lack of 5 star acting, or it's lack of big budget effects, but the true deciding factor in a real fan of cinema's eyes is heart. This movie was scrounged together (For those of you who actually took the time to watch the special features on the DVD) and yet it was a huge favorite at many a film festival. This movie deserve much more credit that it is given, and I am going to see that it gets it.