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BLEEDERS

1997 • US HMDB
July 31, 1997

A man with an unknown disease travels to an island with his girlfriend where his relatives once lived, hoping to find a cure to his illness. Although his relatives were all thought to be dead, he finds them living underground.

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Production: Gary Howsam (Executive Producer)Julie Allan (Producer)John Buchanan (Executive Producer)Ed Elbert (Executive Producer)Pieter Kroonenburg (Producer)
Screenplay: Dan O'Bannon (Writer)Charles Adair (Writer)Ronald Shusett (Writer)
Music: Alan Reeves (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography: Barry Gravelle (Director of Photography)

REVIEWS (1)

Marco Castellini •
The Verdict

A young decadent noble discovers that his family was accustomed to strange incestuous practices that have created strange genetic mutations, reducing his relatives into horrible creatures; he begins to look for them to try to eliminate them all. A now faded Rutger Hauer is the protagonist of this mediocre American horror.

A young decadent noble discovers that his family was accustomed to strange incestuous practices that have created strange genetic mutations, reducing his relatives into horrible creatures; he begins to look for them to try to eliminate them all. A now faded Rutger Hauer is the protagonist of this mediocre American horror. It's nothing exceptional but it's watchable from start to finish.
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Questions about Bleeders

How long is Bleeders?

Bleeders runs 89 minutes.

When did Bleeders come out?

Bleeders was released in 1997.

Who directed Bleeders?

Bleeders was directed by Peter Svatek.

What rating does Bleeders have?

The HorrorCult editors give Bleeders 2.0 skulls out of 5, from a single review.

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COMMUNITY REVIEWS (1)

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5 /10

Goofy prosthetics and campy acting drape moodily over a solid story to produce something odd but watchable. Like a lost X-Files episode with a hot sex scene.

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