Featuring Diane Neal (A.D.A. Casey Novak from "Law & order: Special victims Unit"), this straight to DVD movie has some great special effects, brilliant cinematography, and some true jump-outta-your-skin moments.
We jump from an exciting opening scene where Father Uffizi (Jason Scott Lee) beheads a couple of luscious vampires to New Orleans where medical students discover a vampire (Stephen Billington) and bring him back to life, costing the life of Playmate of the Year Brande Roderick. What a shame.
This is all about getting Dracula's blood to heal a scientist, Lowell (Craig Sheffer). They need to work fast as the self-flagellating Father Uffizi is on their tail.
This was one of Roy Scheider's last films. He only has a cameo, but it is still good to see him.
This would have been a much better movie had there been some gratuitous nudity. There were certainly enough times that it would have been appropriate.
There was some really good stuff at the end, but I'll leave that for you to see.
We jump from an exciting opening scene where Father Uffizi (Jason Scott Lee) beheads a couple of luscious vampires to New Orleans where medical students discover a vampire (Stephen Billington) and bring him back to life, costing the life of Playmate of the Year Brande Roderick. What a shame.
This is all about getting Dracula's blood to heal a scientist, Lowell (Craig Sheffer). They need to work fast as the self-flagellating Father Uffizi is on their tail.
This was one of Roy Scheider's last films. He only has a cameo, but it is still good to see him.
This would have been a much better movie had there been some gratuitous nudity. There were certainly enough times that it would have been appropriate.
There was some really good stuff at the end, but I'll leave that for you to see.