Following the first Karmina, all the vampires need to take the special potion to be humans. The potion is made by Ghislain Chabot and sent to Transylvania for the others vampires. Chatbot's...
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Title: Karmina 2 (2001)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Gildor Roy | ... | Ghislain Chabot | |
| Yves Pelletier | ... | Vlad | |
| Diane Lavallée | ... | Linda | |
| Robert Brouillette | ... | Philippe | |
| Sylvie Léonard | ... | Julie Cazavant | |
| Isabelle Cyr | ... | Karmina | |
| Julien Poulin | ... | Vincent Proulx | |
| Michel Courtemanche | ... | Ti-Pit | |
| France Castel | ... | Esmeralda | |
| Sylvie Potvin | ... | La Baronne | |
| Pierre Collin | ... | Le Baron | |
| Macha Limonchik | ... | Petronia | |
| Annie Dufresne | ... | Sandra | |
| Michel Laperrière | ... | Inspecteur | |
| Louis Champagne | ... | Norm | |
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Following the first Karmina, all the vampires need to take the special potion to be humans. The potion is made by Ghislain Chabot and sent to Transylvania for the others vampires. Chatbot's wife isn't a vampire yet and she wishes to be one. Ghislain doesn't want that, because of all the rules and responsibilities of being a vampire, so she throws Ghislain out of the house without the potion. Ghislain tries to get back in there to get the potion for the others with the help of Vlad. Meanwhile, Philippe comes to Montréal because they're running out of potion in Transylvania. Written by Luc <destroye7@hotmail.com>
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CanadaLanguage:
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13 July 2001 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
Karmina 2: L'enfer de Chabot See more »Filming Locations:
Go Film, Montréal, Québec, CanadaEdit
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CAD3,800,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$169,417, 15 July 2001Gross USA:
$508,969Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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This is the sequel of Karmina (1996). This movie is quite "French Canadian humour" and was made primarily for that particular market. Even in France they'll have a hard time to understand all the subtleties of the regional language and I don't know if they translated it in English at all. I have a DVD with English subtitles. That said, it is a fine entertaining little movie with a lot of great ideas, props and make-ups; About a group of vampires who try to fit in the modern world and their struggle against the local mob. Although there have been lots of parodies about vampires before (in the 70's), this one is more contemporary and lacks the over used medieval environment always depicted in such genre.