Bram Stoker's Way of the Vampire

Rhett Giles. Dir Sarah Nean Bruce and Eduardo Durao. The Asylum, 2005.

Vampire flic (duh!) . . . a cheesy little flic with a couple of good gore scenes - I especially like the small sickle through the vampchick's head. Only she comes back to bite the guy to pieces a few seconds later.

But that's a minor scene - basically you got your Van Helsing having kept the Vampires on the run for centuries, and they finally get tired of it and start drinking human blood again and he's got to get some hunters trained up real good and fast and wipe them all out.

Pretty standard fare. Nothing really stands out. A couple of good lines and some simple cheesy fun. Watch it if you simply like vampire flics and can handle b movies without much nudity (well, there's a little . . . just enough, actually, but nothing too overbearing)

But you know, I don't think Bram Stoker would have really written something set in our modern times. However, the movie's got his name . . . in the title, no less! That HAS to mean that they've at least taken SOMETHING from some book of his, right?

I'll have to check that out. If I read it, then you know where that post will be! (another shameless plug for my OTHER non-award-winning blog!) ;-)


VG