Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Adrian Paul | ... | Aaron Gray | |
Bokeem Woodbine | ... | Steve Grant | |
Bai Ling | ... | Lucy Westenra | |
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Péter Halász | ... | Cross |
James Booth | ... | Fleming | |
Ming Lo | ... | Seward | |
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Paul Collins | ... | Calmet |
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Debbie Javor | ... | Section Chief |
Reed Diamond | ... | Phil | |
John Durbin | ... | Boudreaux | |
Zen Gesner | ... | West | |
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István Göz | ... | Dr. Orlock |
William Hootkins | ... | Fusco | |
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Brandy Miller | ... | Goth Poser #1 |
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Donte Calarco | ... | Goth Poser #2 |
In the near future vampires have come out of the shadows and tried to live among people as a special and peaceful breed. When a series of murders happens, a cop and his vampire colleague are assigned to arrest a dark figure who tears out the throat of the victims and drains their blood off. Written by misalva
Made in 24 days for around 3 million dollars, this could have been another cheesy B-Movie Vampire flick. But its not. Set in a totalitarian future that the director admits is inspired by Terry Gilliam's Brazil, this is a moody piece where vampires are characters, not just monsters. Summary: if you go into it expecting Spielberg and big-budget effects, you will be disappointed. If you go into it expecting Corman and shoddy acting, you will be very pleasantly surprised.