BloodRayne (DVD)

Description: Genre: War & Western - War / Theatrical Release: 2006 / Director: Uwe Boll / Actors: Kristanna Loken, Michael Madsen ... more

BloodRayne (DVD) ... ... / DVD released 23 May, 2006 at Uwe Boll Productions / Features of the DVD: Colour, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC / In eighteenth century Romania, Rayne, a dhampir (half-human, half-vampire), prone to fits of blind blood rage but saddled with a compunction for humans, strives to avenge her mother's rape by her father, Kagan, King of Vampires. Two vampire hunters, Sebastian and Vladimir, from the Brimstone Society persuade her to join their cause.

Newest Review: ... because it features an oddly distinguished cast, Bloodrayne. Above all else, this is an incredibly loose telling of the game ... more

... - Rayne (Kristanna Loken) is a human and vampire hybrid whose father Vampire King Kagan (Ben Kingsley) is threatening to destroy the human race. Sebastian (Matthew Davis), Vladimir (Michael Madsen), and Katarin (Michelle Rodriguez) are a league of vampire hunters who initially naturally oppose Rayne, but soon enough form an alliance with her in order to defeat the King and stop the human genocide. Unfortunately, there's just nothing here, other than Boll's usual slackery in the script and direction departments - th...more

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	BloodRayne 2 (PC) Platforms: Windows XP, ESRB Rating: Mature Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 15.98
	BloodRayne (GameCube) Platforms: GameCube, ESRB Rating: Mature Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 16.95
	BloodRayne (PS2) Platforms: PlayStation2, ESRB Rating: Mature Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 39.99
	BloodRayne (Xbox) Platforms: Xbox, ESRB Rating: Mature Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 19.97
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BloodRayne (DVD): The Toilet Boll Strikes Again (222 words)
by - written on 04/07/09 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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Uwe Boll is known as something of a shlock maestro, churning out shoddy effort after shoddy effort, with his numerous adaptations of computer games, such as Far Cry, House of the Dead, Alone in the Dark, and now, perhaps the biggest crime of all, largely because it features an oddly distinguished cast, Bloodrayne. Above all else, this is an incredibly loose telling of the game - Rayne (Kristanna Loken) is a human and vampire hybrid whose father Vampire King Kagan (Ben Kingsley) is threatening to destroy the human race. Sebastian (Matthew Davis), Vladimir (Michael Madsen), and Katarin (Michelle Rodriguez) are a league of vampire hunters who initially naturally ... Read the complete review

Oh dear. Somebody sure sucked the life out of this one! (378 words)
by - written on 08/12/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Bloodrayne is a 2006 film starring Kristianna Loken as a half-vampire hell bent on revenge against her evil father. It is based on the computer game of the same name, and like many unfortunate transitions from game to film, it doesn't pass muster. Loken stars as Rayne, a half-vampire. Her father is the leader of the vampires, and at the same time as fighting the natural vampirical tendencies inside her, she must make friends with humans and find some willing to accompany her on her quest to seek out her father and destroy him. However, her father, Kagan (Ben Kingsley) has a whole horde of vampire followers, and defeating him will not be easy. On ... Read the complete review

BloodRayne (DVD): Bloody Hell (950 words)
by - written on 25/07/07 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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89. Bloodrayne (2005) [film only review] Bloodrayne started life as a computer game, but I've never played it, so I'm reviewing this film entirely on it's own merits. I've never seen a film by director Uwe Boll before, and if this is indicative of his style and talent I hope never to see one again. In recent years he seems to enjoy adapting video games, with titles like Alone in the Dark, House of the Dead, Dungeon Siege, and this autumn's Postal. He also seems to enjoy violence, gore and boobies, which Bloodrayne provides in perhaps overly generous portions. Okay, let's be honest – this is just plain gratuitous. Gratuitous unoriginal nonsense at that. ... Read the complete review

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