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>,Jack Nicholson,Michelle Pfeiffer,James Spader,Kate Nelligan,Richard Jenkins

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(Wolf)

『Contemporary werewolf tale about a successful Manhattan book editor who after being bitten by a wolf, tries to resist as he begins to be transformed into a beast. Wolf is an entertaining comedic horror piece with over-the-top special effects, that does please.
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(As much of a hoot as a howl - and all the better for it)

『In no way a conventional horror movie, nonetheless, it is, alongside the Coppola `Dracula' and the `Branagh' Frankenstein, all brought out within a couple of years of one another in the early nineties, supposedly, part of a revisionist trilogy of that traditional staple horror fare.

Directed by Mike Nichols with a script by Wesley Strick and Jim Harrison (of Legends of the Fall fame), Nicholson is at his brilliant best as the jaded lead editor of a publishing house recently acquired by a billionaire asset stripper played in suitably predatory fashion by the excellent Christopher Plummer. He gets the `shot in the arm' needed to fight back against the twin evils of rampant capitalism and cuckolding protégé Spader, who has more than an eye on Nicholson's wife, Nelligan, and his mentor's job, from an 'obliging' wolf, when travelling back from a business trip through the frozen wilds of a New England winter. When asked to visit Plummer, ostensibly to be offered a `sideways' move but, in reality, alower prestige job, he encounters Plummer's slightly wayward daughter, Pfeiffer, who plays her spoilt little rich girl part to perfection and who, initially at any rate, is only too willing to ally herself to Nicholson as a way of spiting her presumably negligent father.

There are, too, turns by stalwart Brit actors, Prunella Scales and Eileen Atkins and Frazier's David Hyde Pierce. The movie has wit, irony, elegance and a superb and, by turns, lushly romantic and jazzy Ennio Morricone score: all this and some wonderfully amusing moments make for a truly enjoyable experience even if the label `horror' normally turns you off.
』

(A Classy Werewolf Story)

『Here's a werewolf movie done with some style and some class. This may be the only werewolf-business world story combination. It features effective villains played by James Spader and Christopher Plummer and the always unpredictable Jack Nicholson.

Nicholson has the lead role, naturally, and is refreshingly low-key, especially for him. I don't believe he ever raised his voice in this movie, acting very subdued throughout.

There isn't as much action as you see in most modern-day horror movies but yet this is such an intense story that you don't lose interest. It's pretty good in the visual department, too, and it doesn't hurt to have Michelle Pfeiffer to ogle.』

(This Wolf Blows The House Down)

『Jack Nicholson makes the perfect gentle, mild-mannered protagonist as Will, who becomes slowly transformed after being bitten on a stretch of dark lonely road in the snow after hitting a wolf with his car and then climbing out to investigate in perhaps the creepiest scene in the movie ("A wolf in Vermont? Are you sure?" everyone keeps asking him). Great star power, atmosphere, and lush interiors in this film, with Pfeiffer as the blue-blood, sarcastic street-smart and estranged daughter of Will's ruthless boss (played beautifully by Christopher Plummer) who replaces Will as senior editor of the publishing house he takes over, with younger, upstart punk Stewart (played by the flawless James Spader who is seemingly BORN to play these kinds of roles) and who we could really refer to as a "wolf-in-sheep's clothing" because he has everyone fooled that he is really a nice guy instead of the ruthless backstabbing coward he really is. David Hyde Pierce is also perfectly cast as Will's coworker and buddy who stands by him and whose role could have been expanded so he would have had more screen time, but hey, I'll take what I can get. The story is a refreshing and original modernization of the werewolf tale that has been told a thousand different ways that we have all seen throughout the history of cinema, complete with humor and gore and plot twists that keep it fresh and exciting. They even retained the mystical element of the story as well, but keeping it relevant with this day and age (Will's transformation enables him to deal with these hard situations in a way he was not previously capable of, so it is a joy, in a way, to see him come into his own so the deserving people get what's coming to them) and the effects on the different interpersonal relationships of the characters. The strange, slow-mo ending sequences of the film fall short compared to the first part of the movie (would a climactic werewolf battle include using gardening tools as weapons and attempted rape? um, probably not, but hey, suspension of disbelief is important here), but are unique and interesting enough to keep you guessing as to how the action will end and who will survive. Sit down with a hot cup of tea on a stormy night and enjoy this great re-telling of a classic horror movie story complete with humor, horror, and some great star power, which also includes Prunella Scales (remember Fawlty Towers?), David Jenkins, Kate Nelligan, Eileen Atkins, Ron Rifkin (who has one of the funniest lines in the film), and Allison Janney and David Schwimmer in bit parts - no pun intended!』

(It's a Gift!)

『There isn't much I can add to the many fine reviews of this underrated film, except this: when one looks at all the many werewolf movies produced, going back to Lon Cheny, Jr's THE WOLFMAN, the one constant is that lycanthropy is a curse, an unwarranted damnation. What struck me after watching this film recently is the possibility that the transformation of man (or woman) into wolf can be viewed as a blessing, a gift. It certainly is for Nicholson's character Will Randall. Notice he never maims or kills except in self defense (OK, he DID slaughter the innocent deer, but that is a normal event in the animal kingdom). What he gets out of it is an escape from the treacherous brutality and betrayal of homosapiens and the freedom to make his life what he wants it to become--we get a clue of this early on from his truthful, but tasteless (and funny) remark at the party about the decline of civilization and the triumph of pop and therapeutic culture. He has no use for the world humanity has unmade, and werewolfism becomes his ticket out of it. Added to this is the likely possibility that he'll wind up with his new love as an added bonus. Seems like the perfect happy ending to me!』
『Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer star in Wolf a wickedly funny wildly romantic white-knuckle thriller. James Spader Kate Nelligan Christopher Plummer and David Hyde Pierce co-star in this beastly tale of love and betrayal with equal measures of humor passion and delicious terror.System Requirements:Starring: Jack Nicholson Michelle Pfeiffer James Spader and Christopher Plummer Director: Mike Nichols Copyright: 1994 Columbia Produced by Douglas Wick; written by Jim Harrison Wesley Strick; DVD released on 11/25/1997; running time of 125 minutes; Closed Captioned. Interactive Menus Widescreen and Standard Versions Scene Selections Subtitles: English Spanish&Korean Languages: English French&Spanish English Two Channels or 5.1 Dolby Digital Side A is a Widescreen Version and preserves the original 1.85:1 theatrical aspect ratio. Side B is a Full Frame/Standard Version and is re-formatted to fit your TV.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: HORROR Rating: R UPC: 043396711594 Manufacturer No: 71159』
『Sophisticated to a point, this well-executed wolf-man tale works due to its clever setting and enormous star power. We all know Jack Nicholson can go nuts, but the script makes his character aware of his changes, sometimes for the better, early on. The setting, a publishing house in the middle of a takeover, gives the characters dramatic life before the horror elements kicks in. A senior editor about to get the boot, Nicholson's character becomes a new man after being bitten by a wolf. He takes on challenges at work, lives a more robust life, and attracts a new love. But will his newfound energy consume him? Director Mike Nichols keeps the action alive in the first half, but the film peters out at the end with cheap theatrics and the overuse of slow motion. Michelle Pfeiffer has little to do as simply the love interest with a grittier than average personality. Better is James Spader as a smarmy colleague. Nicholson is in fine form, relying on his keen gift to spark interest (a twitch of the head, a look in the eyes), instead of heavy doses of movie makeup. Giuseppe Rotunno's sweeping camerawork sets the mood quite well. Easy to recommend, with the added feature it's hardly gratuitous.--Doug Thomas』
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>,Robert Mammone,Kodi Smit-McPhee,Kim Delaney,William H. Macy,Jacqueline McKenzie

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Warner Home Video
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(The only nightmare this gave me was one in which I'm forced to watch it again.)

『Boring. Mind-numbingly boring. I forced myself to watch every single one of these boring productions because I was given this as a gift. I couldn't stand it. In most of the stories, nothing happens. There were a couple I could kind of stand to watch, but relatively speaking they were about as good as the worst episodes of a good series. Seriously, don't waste your time and money on this. I don't even want my copy anymore and I doubt anybody else does either so I don't even bother trying to sell it; I'd feel terrible taking somebody's money and giving them this in return. Even if you don't believe me, there is so much else out there to purchase&watch -- why gamble on this?

Some of you may expect me to actually outline why it was boring&why I hated it so much. Well, you're out of luck. It was so boring that attempting to rehash any events from it for the sake of in-depth critique would probably put me into a coma. It's not worth the words. I would much rather make these vague, but accurate, derogatory statements because it is a kind of catharsis for me -- and because I wanted to be a voice of reason in this sea of apologetic reviews.

Seriously, guys, your idea of a bad rating for this is 3 stars? 3 stars means you may not love it..you may not want to marry it...you may not want to have its children...but you at least wouldn't make fun of it the next day with your friends...you kinda liked it. This set is a 1-star at best.』

(hamstrung by network style t.v. restraints)

『having seen a great deal of horror and sci-fi film and television dating back to the thirties , i feel merchants must be lauding this collection . being a cable production , i anticipated that the shows would have more grit , intelligence , adult content , etc . at only $6.00 for a new set though , i can't grouse too much . satisfactory . see two star reviews for the strait dope . perhaps we're all a bit generous still . rent it if you can't find it cheap .』

(King Scores Big with Short Stories for the Screen)

『I have most of Stephen King's major movies so it was a very pleasant surprise to find this gem. The tape with the same title was incredible with all the creepyness and spell binding abilily typical of campfire stories. I was not sure that the suspense and "chills" could be adequately reproduced on the screen. This collection of several short stories--some from the tape and some from his book was no disappointment.

The special effects are high end- easily matching the theater of the mind for those who enjoy King's books and tapes. Major actors are involved and the performances are great. Because it is a collection of short stories you can pick and choose what and when to watch. Although it is hard not to want "just one more." I was messmirized by the segment involving toy soldiers in a bizzare battle against a hitman played by William Hurt. In another story, a couple steps out of a taxi ride and ends up in a new world of increasing horror. I found myself whispering don't go there to the characters on screen. Typical of King, all characters are well developed even the tiny toy soldiers. You can't help but like or hate them. You are quickly engaged. King has no road map for his stories and there are multiple surprises and twists from his seemingly bottomless bag of plots. The mounting terror so typical in Kings stories is never lost on this smaller scale. The segments are short i.e. 30+ min but they have the same impact as a 2 hour movie. As an added bonus there are features with the actors commenting on the roles as well directors on how some of those special effects were done. Great acting, special effects and the always talented writing of Stephen King make this video well worth seeing.』

(Nigthmares&Dreamscpes by Steven King)

『This product contains six short stories that were originally made for TV.... were shown on a cable network as some sort of mini series some time ago. There are numerous cuts in each title to allow for the cable network to play their commercials (although you do not suffer through them - it just moves on the the next part of the story). It is slightly annoying but it does cut down on the playing time. If you like Steven King TV releases this one is about in the middle in terms of the suspense and oddity that we have come to apprcieate. It is not on par with The Stand or Storm of the Century - both great releases. I also prefer Cat's Eye to this as far as short stories go but overall is interesting and fun to watch.』

(My favorite author)

『I have been reading Stephen King for years and years. I had read some of the short stories and wanted to see the movies. I have enjoyed watching these movies.』
『This hair-raising miniseries is comprised of 8 mind-bending stories each featuring an all-star cast and cutting-edge special effects. Each episode is adapted from on of King's short stories and will feature such notable performers as Oscar nominees William H. Macy, William Hurt, Tom Berenger and other favorites as Kim Delaney, Steven Weber, Henry Thomas, Samantha Manthis, Claire Forlani and others. The series will premiere this summer in a 4-week television event on TNT starting July 12, 2006.

DVD Features:
Featurette
Interviews
Production Sketches

』
『Filter aTwilight Zonevibe through Stephen King's brain and you getNightmares&Dreamscapes, an uneven but generally entertaining collection of eight tales that originally (2006) aired on TNT. There is no unifying theme here; although King's short stories provided the source material, there are six directors and seven screenwriters represented, so the episodes offer a variety of looks and styles, with content ranging from monsters to mind games, from pure fantasy to pulp fiction, from genuinely scary to merely unsettling. Still, a certain ineffably "King-ian" sensibility, combining elements of horror, terror, suspense, and whimsy, is always in evidence, as are the popular writer's own preoccupations (with authors who may or not be stand-ins for King himself, rock 'n' roll, and guys who won't ask for directions while their wives complain, inevitably leading them into very nasty situations).

Among the highlights: In "Battleground," a merciless hit man (William Hurt) offs a toy manufacturer and then finds himself attacked in his own apartment by a battalion of indefatigable toy soldiers; directed by Brian Henson, the episode has no dialogue and some terrific effects work. In "Umney's Last Case," William H. Macy is amusing as a crime writer who cruelly toys with his literary alter ego, an arch, fedora-wearing gumshoe (also Macy); it's an actingtour de forceand a story that takes some deft and intriguing turns. "The Road Virus Heads North," with Tom Berenger as a horror novelist who finds himself pursued by… well, by a painting (guess you had to be there), is perhaps the scariest of the lot; it's also the best shot, with a cool jazz soundtrack and a nifty ending. Less successful is "Crouch End," set in a sinister part of London where "thin spots" in the earth lead to creepy new dimensions (nice premise, but it's overwritten and fails to sustain itsTwilight Zoneweirdness), while "You Know They Got a Hell of Band" is only fitfully effective in its depiction of Rock&Roll Heaven, Oregon, a town where Elvis is mayor and the rest of the living dead range from Hendrix and Joplin to Duane Allman and Buddy Holly. The three-disc set's decent if unexceptional special features include "inside looks" at the making of several episodes, actor interviews, and more.--Sam Graham』

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>,Kevin Bacon,Fred Ward,Finn Carter,Michael Gross,Reba McEntire

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(Tremors)

『Trying to escape their dead-end life in the desert town of Perfection, Nevada, Valentine McKee and Earl Bassett find themselves sidetracked when corpses mysteriously start piling up around them. When Val and Earl have a run-in with some creepy tentacled creatures that have made lunch out of a road crew, they retreat back to the town to spread the news. Although these monsters are not exactly intellectuals, their mental powers are still mind-boggling. Detecting a human hiding in a car, they dig under the vehicle, causing it to sink into the earth. Val and Earl get help from several townspeople. With the help of Rhonda, Val and Earl kill one of the monsters. But there are three of them left, and they are each about 30 feet long. Walter starts calling the monsters graboids. When the survivors think they have outwitted the graboids by taking refuge atop the roofs of buildings, the graboids merely destroy the buildings' foundations, killing two people. The graboids are quick learners when it comes to stalking their prey, and the humans must continually be on their toes if they are to stay alive while they try to find a way to defeat the graboids. "Tremors" succeeds in what it sets out to be, an exciting and wonderfully entertaining horror thriller. A lot of fun and highly recommended.』

(Awesome movie)

『i actually bought this HD DVD because i recently purchased a hd dvd player for my xbox 360, and this movie was only about 3$ including shipping, so i couldn't pass up the deal. i mainly bought it because i can't find my VHS version and i wanted a better copy anyway! The picture has excellent quality and the sound compared to the VHS is....well... a huge leap (duh).』

(Reba is in it)

『I bought this movie because Reba Mac is in it&I like her. The movie is ok. Closer to kind of dumb. Large killer worms go after humans. Real ugly things (the worms). They travel under the ground then pop out. It's on tv quite a lot. One ate a car.』

(This valley is just one long smorgasbord!)

『With this review getting me past the halfway point in my "31 horror movie reviews for the 31 days of October" concept I had, leading up to the 31st by Halloween, I figure I should add my input on yet another classic, namely "Tremors." "Tremors" is one of those movies with a universal appeal, whether or not you're a hardcore fan of horror movies. It's got a strong plot, consistent series of events, awesome action and intensity, and characters that are very likable and the kind you want to see survive. Although it's not as graphic as other movies of the genre, highlighted by the PG-13 rating, there are some good monster-related gore scenes, like when a construction worker jackhammers a monster through the ground and blood bubbles up. There's also a lot of good laughs throughout the movie, including some brilliant one-liners that make for some down-to-earth comedy. Even more, we have a budding romance in the sub-plot that makes for a happy ending at the end. The monsters, although are kept underground in the earlier half of the movie, are amazing when shown. And of course, great monsters make a great monster movie.

The sound and picture quality of the disc is really nice, too. What's more, there's lots of extra features here that beef up the quality of the disc. I actually got this in the "Tremors 4-Pack", which has all four movies in the series, and at a great price too. Overall, I can't think of a single bad thing about this movie, or the disc it comes on. For those seeking a highly-entertaining, down-to-earth monster movie, "Tremors" will sound off a 10 on the Richter Scale! Thanks for the time, and peace.』

(Hey it's our old pal Stumpy!)

『I remember seeing this movie as a kid after watching "Beetlejuice" and the infamous sandworms of Saturn. So when seeing this film with giant carnivorous worms, I was instantly hooked. Years later this films still manages to pack a punch and still hold my attention longer than most films today.

Fred Ward and Kevin Bacon are unlikely pair to be in such a oddball buddy film turned Scifi horror straight out the Atomic Age. Micheal Gross and the fiery, redheaded Reba McEntire (who by the way looks good carrying a machine gun, wow where can I find a woman like that?:)) play a believable married couple. With Reba's levelheadedness and Gross' paranoid but not over the top gun fanatic-turned-survivalist is an interesting combination (which strangely reminds me of my brother who seems to emulate Burt down to the wall of guns).

Even his motto has become my brother's favorite saying, " If you need it and don't got it, you sing a different tune,".

Anyway, this film manages to be scary and funny at the same time, a feat not easily accomplished in today's hack'em-up-while-their-screamin' horror flicks. Also, it's somewhat kid friendly as there aren't buckets of red corn syrup pouring off every inch of celluloid. The director seems to have studied Hitchcock's Less-is-more method when it comes to death scenes, though a few gory bits are bound to pop up.

It's a very fun film from beginning to end and is well thought out, and is worth a watch. Also it's a great popcorn movie for a rainy day. Definitely worth owning.』
『Sci-fi comedy about two country handymen who are about to leave their desolate Nevada town when they discover the town is infested with gigantic man-eating creatures that live below the ground.
Genre:Horror
Rating:PG13
Release Date:24-AUG-2004
Media Type:DVD』
『Who would have guessed that this clever, fast-paced creature feature from 1990 would become a beloved miniclassic worthy of its own Collector's Edition DVD?Tremorsdidn't actually break any new ground (even though its tunneling worm monsters certainly did), but it revved up the classic monster-movie formulas of the 1950s with such energetic enthusiasm and humor that it made everything old seem new again. It's also got a cast full of enjoyable actors who clearly had a lot of fun making the film, and director Ron Underwood strikes just the right balance of comedy and terror as a band of small-town rednecks battles a lot of really nasty-looking giant worms. The special effects are great, the one-liners fly fast and furious between heroes Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward (and yes, that's country star Reba McEntire packin' awesome firepower), and it's all done with the kind of flair one rarely associates with goofy monster flicks like this. Followed by a direct-to-video sequel (Tremors: Aftershocks), this horror thriller was given the deluxe treatment for its DVD release. Bonus features include an original "making-of" documentary, previously unseen video showing the creation of the worm-creatures, outtakes from the film, the original ending not shown in theaters, theatrical trailers, and a gallery of production photographs. If you're a fan, consider this a must-have disc!--Jeff Shannon』
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>,Ellen Muth,Callum Blue,Henry Ian Cusick,Cynthia Stevenson,Sarah Wynter

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(Good but missing two main characters...)

『Enjoyable, really but regretfully both Rube (Mandy Patinkin)and mostly Daisy (Laura Harris)are missing in this final-curtain-like movie rendition of an otherwise absolutely brilliant TV show.』

(poor representation of a great show)

『This movie doesn't even come close to the quality of the show. They didn't get a number of important characters from the original cast, a ton of things in the movie weren't explained, and the plot felt very forced.

Unless you're a fan of the show, this isn't worth watching. And even then, it's a stretch.』

(one of the worse films I've ever seen)

『Oh, my goodness.

This movie is simply AWFUL.

No plot, no good actors, no sense at all!

How can a director spend good money on that???

』

(Dead Like Me: Did Not Resusitate)

『I really liked the series and hoped for a return of the series (for a few more seasons) or a series of movies. This was a big let down.
There are already several good detailed reviews here that all I can add is I agree that this sucked.』

(Closure at last.... and funny murder)

『I look at all of the negative reviews, and disagree. There isn't one of you that didn't need that closure with Reggie, that allowed Reggie to go on with life. Her smile at the end made it all worth it. Her mom is trying so hard to help her mend and for the first time, Reggie allows her mom to step in. George gets closure too, having told her sister she loves her, and seeing her sister happy again and on the road to recovery. The murder of the boss is wonderful! I loved the deserved agression and frustration until a solution is devised. I kept thinking, he's gonna snap together somehow - I just KNOW it! In fact, when all of the post-its rained down at the very end, I figured he was issuing some sort of payback from wherever that rocket took him to punish her. Still not sure if that really meant she was done reaping or if she was now the new boss. The child reaper for small animals was a sweet touch. I couldn't freeze the frame, but it looked like the girl she reaped from the train - nice circle. Though I couldn't figure why a child would be a reaper instead of going to a final reward immediately as they are all innocent souls. I have closure. Thanks for it.』
『Studio: Tcfhe/mgm Release Date: 02/17/2009 Run time: 87 minutes Rating: R』
『STORY SYNOPSIS
When George and her colleagues get a new boss whose focus is on moving souls quickly and enjoying life without consequences, the team begins to break the strict reaper rules. While her friends fall victim to their desires for money, success, and fame, George breaks another rule by revealing her true identity to her living family. As the reapers struggle with their roles on Earth, they each find that death can be just as complicated as life. Through its strong storyline,Dead Like Medelves into the intricate mythology and dark comedy created by the TV series and appeals to the show’s legions of fans as well as those new to the world of the reapers.

BeyondDead Like Me: Life After Death

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>,Gianna Jun,Allison Miller,Liam Cunningham,JJ Feild,Koyuki

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(Great movie)

『DVD arrived in excellent condition. Action packed movie does not disappoint. Great actors, korean and japanese. I loved this movie!』

(better then the anime)

『The live action version of this movie thankfully adds a longer storyline. This movie is just as bloody as the anime, but has some wonderful use of color in many scenes. The acting was good as well as the fight scenes. All in all, I thought it was a very good movie, especially for those who liked the anime version.』

(The Last Bad Vampire Movie)

『Talking about Suckers! (Not the Vampire Kind). I am one for falling for the nice tittle. Silly fight scenes, bad Acting and ridiculous specials effects make this Movie really terrifying to seat thru. Save yourself 4 bucks, and go watch reruns of True Blood until the next season starts.』

(BLOOD, reigns...rains.)

『A fabulous film with great effects, stunning visuals awesome fight scenes and plenty of blood...spilled.』

(The not-really-last "vampire" who is really a half-human, half-zombie demon)

『WARNING: This review contains some things that could be seen as spoilers for a movie that I do not recommend wasting your time to see. I have tried to leave out some of the details, but many of the details of the spoilers are the reason this movie is so bad.

I was very intrigued when I heard that this was an anime movie involving a vampire. What an interesting combination! However, after watching this movie, I am amazed to find so many positive reviews here at Amazon. I wonder if many people are basing their rating on the previous movie that this is based on (or is there a comic)? I have not seen that movie, so this is not to be seen as a judgment of that, or anime, or anything other than THIS particular movie. While I can appreciate that fans may enjoy this movie, I think that it is important to make a movie interesting to those who may not already be familiar with the previous movie(s) and any sequel or prequel.

I think that this movie was absolutely terrible. I usually have no trouble getting into the world created by a movie, but I wasn't able to do that with this movie, I was aware that I was watching a movie the whole time. The characters were blatantly 2 dimensional, and I was not convinced to feel interested in what happened to any of them. Even from the beginning of the movie where there was a written background description, it became evident that the characters would be very shallow and black&white. This movie was such a disappointment and a waste of time. The ONLY reason I would be interested in watching something relevant is to try to understand the story as the original author had intended, because I feel certain that this is NOT it.

There was a schizophrenic confusion about vampires and demons - Saya is fighting the demons, and it seems that she is the "last" vampire referred to in the title, because she is drinking something from a bottle that looks like it could be blood. But this is never explained, just implied. Then it turns out that she is a half-demon and half human, and I was completely confused by this. How is she the "last" vampire when there are clearly loads of demons, and she is related to them? If demons and vampires are the same thing, and if they had just been consistent about the names - demon OR vampire, this would have been much less confusing, even though the title the "last" vampire still doesn't make sense. But then, maybe ambiguity was what they needed to cover up for the "Shocking Surprise". The canned plot surprise with Saya and Onigen was ridiculous, I jokingly predicted it when they first referred to Onigen as "she" and I was pretty disgusted at the predictability when that was actually what they chose to do. I also predicted that after Alice reminded Saya that no matter what she was human, that that would come back at the end and save her somehow - but I was wrong about that, and we were left hanging and wondering where the real ending was.

Also, it didn't make any sense to me why there were both the elder, Saya's guardian/teacher who was killed by Onigen's henchman, and Saya's father, who was killed by Onigen. It would have made more sense to combine those two characters instead of having two way too similar (oversimplified?) stories, and then focus on making the rest of the plot make some sense, which this movie so desperately needed.

The General's daughter, Alice, was whiny and a wimp, not very likeable at all, and I wondered why anyone would want to save her, and why she was even in the story. The Alice in Wonderland references could have been interesting, but they were just confusing and didn't add to the story, it just seemed like she was named Alice so that they could include irrelevant references. There was very little bonding between the two female characters until the end of the movie, and I kept wondering why Saya would have gone through such great efforts to protect Alice. And how did Alice know what to do when Saya was hurt and passed out? Most people might think of CPR in that situation, where did she get the idea to give her blood? Yet another reason I was unable to immerse myself into the movie because it was so unbelievable.

The action scenes were very repetitive. The stop-go filming style was interesting at first, but then it was repeated so much, so many times throughout the movie, that it became boring. Particularly in the crevasse scene, there is some REALLY bad CG that looks like a video game from the mid 1990s.

I really want to give this movie more than one star, but I can't seem to justify it. There were bits that had interesting scenery, and the overall feel of the movie was that it was a high budget movie. I considered giving this movie a gratuitous bonus star, because there were certain minor parts about the character of Saya that I found interesting, and the costumes were interesting, particularly those of Saya and Onigen, but that wasn't really enough to justify another star. The part that makes me sad is that I see the potential for this to have been a really good movie, but it would take a LOT of work to get there.

You know what this movie really made me think of? It's like a game where kids pick some names of things out of a hat and quickly make an impromptu story out of them. The author(s) chose tags that said: anime heroine, vampire, "Alice in Wonderland", the Vietnam War, action from "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", a "you killed my father, prepare to die" vendetta, a "Luke, I am your father" type reveal, zombie demons who are able to disguise themselves as humans, etc.

I left this movie (thankfully a DVD, not in the theater!) wondering what I was missing, but not really interested in watching more to find out. It was confusing - were the demons also vampires? Where did they come from? Why was Onigen considered SO badass, just because she killed Saya's father? Why did she kill Saya's father? What the heck happened to the girls in the trippy part at the end, and where was Saya? Did I REALLY care? No, not really. Not really.
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『The deadliest assassin to stand the test of time. From a Producer ofHeroandCrouching Tiger, Hidden DragoncomesBlood: The Last Vampire, based on the cult hit anime series. Demons have infested Earth. And only one warrior stands between the dark and the light: Saya, a half-human, half-vampire samurai who preys on those who feast on human blood. Joining forces with the shadowy society known as the Council, Saya is dispatched to an American military base, where an intense series of swordfights leads her to the deadliest vampire of all. And now after 400 years, Saya's greatest hunt is about to begin.』

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