VAMPIROS DE JOHN CARPENTER
Vampires
Jack Crow es el jefe de una banda de mercenarios cuyo objetivo es liquidar a todos los vampiros de la Tierra, de la cual se están haciendo dueños, y en especial de Jan Valek, un vampiro que lleva más de 660 años haciendo el mal allí donde está. La película nos situa en un desierto de Nuevo México, donde Crow y los suyos se disponen a acabar con un nido de vampiros donde se sospecha que se puede encontrar Valek. Acaban con todos ellos, pero Valek no está allí
Directores
Reparto
James Woods
Jack Crow
Daniel Baldwin
Anthony Montoya
Sheryl Lee
Katrina
Thomas Ian Griffith
Jan Valek
Maximilian Schell
Cardinal Alba
Tim Guinee
Father Adam Guiteau
Mark Boone Junior
Catlin
Gregory Sierra
Father Giovanni
Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa
David Deyo
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Ortega
Henry Kingi
Anthony
David Rowden
Bambi
Clarke Coleman
Davis
Mark Sivertsen
Highway Patrolman
John Furlong
Father Joseph Molina
Angelina Torres
Cleaning Lady
Jimmy Ortega
Male Vampire #1
Gilbert Rosales
Male Vampire #2
Danielle Burgio
Female Vampire #1
Laura Cordova
Female Vampire #2
Equipo
RESEÑAS (1)
TAMBIÉN PODRÍA GUSTARTE
RESEÑAS DE LA COMUNIDAD
(2)
John Chard
I killed my own father, padre. I got no trouble killing you.
Not half as bad as some reviews in 1998 made it out to be, Vampires is worth taking a peek at these days. Without the heavy weight of expectation for a return to form for John Carpenter, it proves to be a schlocky and bloody good time.
James Woods stars as a Vatican backed vampire slayer, something he does with considerable relish. But now he is up against an uber vampire in Valek (Thomas Ian Griffith), a leader with powers unbound. Daniel Baldwin and Sheryl Lee are along for the gore laden ride.
Woods is cool, with a quip on the tongue and a deadly weapon to hand, his by-play with Tim Guinee's priest provides much of the film's humour. The photography, choreography, editing and tension building are all high in quality, and while the story is weak and there's a whiff of misogyny in the mix, for a horror popcorner there's a good time to be had here. 7/10
JPV852
Never been a big fan of this movie, and of vampires in general, but seeing it again after many years, did kind of enjoy it primarily for James Woods and to some extent Thomas Ian Griffith's over-the-top performance (and Sheryl Lee is easy on the eyes for sure). Certainly not top tier John Carpenter and the editing was a mess, but still somewhat entertaining. 3.0/5
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