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22 April 2003 (USA) moreTagline:
Fear the power. morePlot:
On her 18th birthday, Rebecca meets a mysterious man with magical powers. Roman, the warlock, shows... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Decent horror flick, but far from great moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Natalie Sutherland | ... | Rebecca (as Natalie Anne Sutherland) | |
| Danny Wolske | ... | Roman | |
| Laura Nativo | ... | Erin | |
| Brinke Stevens | ... | Mona Proctor | |
| Larry Dirk | ... | Bill Proctor | |
| Julie Strain | ... | Ms. Carlson | |
| Ronnie Gene Blevins | ... | Paul Guilford | |
| Kyle Lupo | ... | Alex Proctor | |
| Skye Stafford | ... | Sarah | |
| Jennifer L. Johnson | ... | Tracy (as Jennifer Leigh Johnson) | |
| Karen A. Smith | ... | Ariel (as Karen Smith) | |
| Chuck Kapinskis | ... | Zephram | |
| Lizzy Strain | ... | Natalie | |
| Steve Malis | ... | Martinez | |
| Brianna Malis | ... | Young Rebecca |
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I guess this is the new breed of film Charles Band is going to stick to. Birthrite is released as a Shadow Entertainment release with Full Moon nowhere to be seen in the movie except on the DVD case. I heard a rumor that Charles Band was dropping the Full Moon moniker. I suppose Full Moon has become like Empire Films, it's precursor. I've seen every single Full Moon release there has ever been and I am pretty much now convinced it's all super low budget outings from here on. Hopefully there will be a small percentage of good ones in the bunch.
I was expecting maybe a witch film like "The Coven" or "Equinox Knocks" which were both very low budget, yet quite entertaining. I did like Birthrite up until about 45 minutes into the movie. It got just a little ridiculous from there until the end of the movie. It took itself way too seriously about the "Powers" that it became mostly hilarious.
If there was a high point to the film it would be the first half of the movie which had cameos by veteran scream queens Julie Strain and Brinke Stevens. Julie Strain played a stressed out high school teacher, while Brinke Stevens played the adopted mother of Rebecca.
I won't say that Birthrite is not worth watching, it is entertaining most of the time for what it is. Just don't expect a masterpiece or anything. At least it had a better overall look than the recent Shadow/Full Moon films, and seemed to have somewhat of a larger production value. Hopefully the future films from Charles Band and Shadow Entertainment will get better...