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Title: Carmilla, the Lesbian Vampire (Video 2004)
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Cast
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Bonny Giroux | ... | Jenna Fontaine |
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C.S. Munro | ... | Travis Fontaine |
| Maritama Carlson | ... | Carmilla | |
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Peter Ruginis | ... | The General |
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| Erica Carroll | ... | Mary | |
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Roy Tupper | ... | The Doctor |
| Rob Carpenter | ... | Gas Station Attendant | |
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Jon Scheffer | ... | Gas Station Boss |
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Derek Champion | ... | Jeep Driver |
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Ligaya Allmer | ... | Bob |
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Colin Worley | ... | 1st Zombie |
| Chris Webb | ... | Roadworker Zombie | |
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Tarja Ridgewell | ... | Vamp |
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Vampires fighting zombies.
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The battle between the living dead and the undead has begun!Genres:
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Rated R for horror violence and gore, sexuality/nudity and language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
13 April 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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The General: SHUT THE FUCK UP!
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Written by John Jones
Performed by Living With Demons
copyright 2002 Living With Demons
Courtesy of John Jones & Living With Demons
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The film's original title and cover art were meant to capitalize on Freddy vs. Jason (2003). See more »Quotes
[Jenna screams as The General impales her father with a stake through the heart]The General: SHUT THE FUCK UP!
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Another FullmoonWritten by John Jones
Performed by Living With Demons
copyright 2002 Living With Demons
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Yes, this movie is bad. What's worse is that it takes no advantage whatsoever of its own title!! In the ENTIRE movie, zombies and vampires fight each other ONCE OR TWICE. On top of that, we're never really sure if the main character in the movie is DEFINITELY a vampire. One might argue they were trying to "tone it down" or make it "realistic," but it ends up just boring. More than half of this movie takes place IN A CAR. The scenes that take place anywhere else aren't much to brag about, either. Also, there's no clear antagonist, and in the end you have no idea what really happened for the last 30 minutes of the movie.
However, I will say that for a film this low in production value, the soundtrack was surprisingly appropriate and instrumented (with either an origonal score or sampled music from elsewhere).
I'm all for independent films, but it doesn't look like this was ever intended for a mass audience (if any).
"worse than Scarecrow slayer."