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BloodRayne (23-Oct-2005)
Director: Uwe Boll Writer: Guinevere Turner Music by: Henning Lohner Producers: Uwe Boll; Daniel Clarke; Shawn Williamson Keywords: Horror, Vampire, Video Game Film adaptation of the Majesco video game of the same name tells of a half-human, half-vampire's quest for revenge against those responsible for her torturous life.
ABSTRACT
Rayne, a half-human, half-vampire Dhampir working for a carnival in eighteenth-century Romania, is filled with a contempt for society fueled by her mother's rape at the hands of her father, the King of Vampires. She escapes her employer to set out on a violent quest for revenge against vampires, ultimately joining up with vampire hunters Sebastian and Vladimir of the Brimstone Society to turn the tables on those responsible for her traumatic existence.
CAST | Kristanna Loken | ... Rayne | | Michael Madsen | ... Vladimir | | Matthew Davis | ... Sebastian | | Will Sanderson | ... Domastir | | Geraldine Chaplin | ... Fortune Teller | | Udo Kier | ... Regal Monk | | Meat Loaf | ... Leonid | | Michael Par� | ... Iancu | | | Special Appearance by | | Billy Zane | ... Elrich | | | with | | Michelle Rodriguez | ... Katarin | | Ben Kingsley | ... Kagan | | | Darren Shahlavi | ... Priest | | Esteban Cueto | ... Rok | | Madalina Constantin | ... Amanda | | Daniela Nane | ... Rayne's Mother | | T. J. Storm | ... Strongman | | Constantin Barbulescu | ... Ringmaster | | Teona Galgotiu | ... Rayne (Age 5) | | Razvan Popa | ... Bartender | | Laura Burlarda | ... Little Girl | | Ingrid Bisu | ... Young Girl | | Aurel Dicu | ... Vampire Male | | Iulia Muresan | ... Vampire Female | | Romanita Ionescu | ... Woman Vampire | | Rocky Taylor | ... Monetary Guard | | Iulia Popescu | ... Mother | | Robert Baer | ... Kid (Darius) | | Adrienne McQueen | ... Female Soldier | | Demeny Gabriel | ... Kagan's Sentry | | Radu Micu | ... Sleepy Young Man | | Bryan C. Knight | ... Thadius | | Aden Ambrono | ... Giant Thrall #1 | | Florin Roata | ... Giant Thrall #2 | | Mike Dopud | ... Gregor | | Kofi Yiadom | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #1 | | Mihai Ionita | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #1 | | Romeo Raicu | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #2 | | Dorin Zaharia | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #2 | | T. J. Storm | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #3 | | Petre Dumitru | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #3 | | Gabi Serbah | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #3 | | Ho-Sung Pak | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #4 | | Gheorghe Banica | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #4 | | Gigel Andrabulea | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #5 | | Orlando McGuire | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #6 | | Alex Mardan | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #6 | | Filimon Luminita | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #7 | | Vali Vasilescu | ... Kagan Vampire Guard #8 | | Mihai Ionita | ... Thrall Guard #1 | | Dorin Zaharia | ... Thrall Guard #2 | | Gabi Serbah | ... Thrall Guard #3 | | Gheorghe Banica | ... Thrall Guard #4 | | Gigel Andrabulea | ... Thrall Guard #5 | | Alex Mardan | ... Thrall Guard #6 | | Dani Visan | ... Thrall Guard #8 |
REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 14-Nov-2006) Uwe Boll is probably best known for his crappy computer/videogame-based movies. This one is destined to fall into that category too. The story takes place in 18th century Romania and is about Rayne, a orphan "dhampir" whose mother was slain by King of Vampires, Kagan, who also happens to be her father. Two vampire hunters, Sebastian and Vladimir convince Rayne to join their cause and help to kill Kagan. All actors seem to be bored to work throughout whole movie and Michael Madsen just seems to run around carrying a big sword all the time. The movie sucks, but not because it has vampires on it.
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