Horror following a group of medical students who come across the body of the world's most notorious vampire, Dracula (Stephen Billington). When a mysterious stranger appears and offers the ...
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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jennifer Kroll | ... | Twins of Evil | |
| Jason Scott Lee | ... | Father Uffizi | |
| Craig Sheffer | ... | Lowell | |
| Diane Neal | ... | Elizabeth Blaine | |
| Khary Payton | ... | Kenny | |
| Brande Roderick | ... | Tanya | |
| Jason London | ... | Luke | |
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Christopher Hunter | ... | Corello (as Chris Hunter) |
| Tom Kane | ... | Doctor (voice) | |
| John Light | ... | Eric | |
| Stephen Billington | ... | Dracula II | |
| Nick Phillips | ... | Officer Smith | |
| John Sharian | ... | Officer Hodge | |
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Dragos Balauca | ... | Altar Boy |
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Silviu Olteanu | ... | Young Priest |
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Horror following a group of medical students who come across the body of the world's most notorious vampire, Dracula (Stephen Billington). When a mysterious stranger appears and offers the students $30 million to harvest the body and steal its blood for auction, it's an offer they can't refuse. But as the lure of riches collides with unimaginable terror, the students also find themselves relentlessly pursued by a vampire killer from the Vatican. Written by Anonymous
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Father Uffizi: You had everything to do with this.
[examines Elizabeth]
Father Uffizi: You're turning.
Elizabeth Blaine: [weakly] Leave me alone.
Father Uffizi: The infection must have been slight to begin with. There's still a way this can be reversed.
Luke: How?
Father Uffizi: Sunlight. Take her into the sunlight. Pray that there is enough of what's human to survive the destruction of what's not.
Luke: [helps Elizabeth up] Okay.
Father Uffizi: The agony will be unimaginable. No matter how strong her will, in the end, she will fight her way back to the dark side. You ...
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Written by Marco Beltrami and Justin Nicholls
Performed by Dillon Dixon
Published by Generation Music Inc. (ASCAP); Generation Music, Inc.
o/b/o Conglomerated Industries (ASCAP); Pianella Music (ASCAP)
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Despite the cover saying Wes Craven Presents, Wes Craven had nothing to do with the production. See more »Goofs
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Luke: We had nothing to do with this!Father Uffizi: You had everything to do with this.
[examines Elizabeth]
Father Uffizi: You're turning.
Elizabeth Blaine: [weakly] Leave me alone.
Father Uffizi: The infection must have been slight to begin with. There's still a way this can be reversed.
Luke: How?
Father Uffizi: Sunlight. Take her into the sunlight. Pray that there is enough of what's human to survive the destruction of what's not.
Luke: [helps Elizabeth up] Okay.
Father Uffizi: The agony will be unimaginable. No matter how strong her will, in the end, she will fight her way back to the dark side. You ...
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I enjoyed 'Dracula 2000' despite it's faults and I thought the portrayal of the timeless count was very good but this was a poor sequel. After about 15 minutes I was commenting to my wife about how well filmed it was for a straight to video release but please, if you're going to do a vampire film try to please the thousands of undead fans out here in the real world. It was quite clever to include the folklore elements of vampires having to count seeds (done to good effect in The X Files) and undoing knots; but people turning into vampires within minutes of being bitten?! What happened to dying first, you know the draining all the blood and coming back as the undead bit? The obligatory black character Kenny injects himself with Drac's blood and turns into a vampire on the spot yet in Dracula 2000 Van Helsing has been doing that for years with no ill effect. I realise that this was a low budget movie but they must have cut their costs by not employing someone to cover continuity. That said, the production was good and it tried hard. Better luck next time. PS It was better than 'Dusk till dawn 2'