Embrace Of The Vampire [DVD]

I am a big fan of anything with vampires, Like True Blood & Vampire Diaries & i actually remember watching the original movie with Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet fame and Alyssa Milano and that was a great movie all them year ago.Now we have much better special effects, and it just enhances the film even more. Great acting and good story.

It was alright I guess. It's just a slightly cheesy vampire story. It's nothing special but it's not unwatchable.

Embrace of the Vampire (2012) Just Perfect

Story rubbish, acting rubbish, cinematography rubbish. Overpriced utter complete waste of time. I cannot think of a redeeming feature. It’s really BAD!!

very good remake better then the1st

not so good

There are moments within this movie that are impressive, the hallucination scenes are confusing, which is good as that is how they should be, but in general terms, it's not that good a film! The acting is rather stiff and a lot of scenes are pretty much throw-away, plus when you get a vampire film, you want a good proportion of neck biting and the usual vampiring shenanigans, but sadly it doesn't really deliver!However, whilst I am not going to rewatch this film over and over again, the ending does leave a sequel open and yet not being that great, I wouldn't mind a sequel, as long as the story and production value can be stepped up a notch or two!

Very good.

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I have to say I really liked this version better than the 1993 film. It has that low budget feel to it but it also gave me a surprise. Normally low budget means poor acting and bad camera feel. But this film surprised me, more like a independent feel to it instead. The actors did well, the location is beautiful. The location has a very Twilight feel to it, but doesn't come close to Twilight itself. The legend of the vampire didn't really keep with the legend and towards the ending of the film it made me want for a sequel to this film, badly. Give it a try if you aren't sure. I didn't expect to like this more than the 1993 film, which left me a little meh!

Good movie been awhile. Right amount of nuity. All and all a good movie.

This is a remake of the mid-90s movie of the same name starring Alyssa Milano. That was a decent B-level movie, and this I would say is a decent C-level movie. While it shares the name of the original, it is not a shot-for-shot remake and does tell its own story. In this version, Sharon Hinnendael plays Charlotte, a university freshman on a fencing scholarship. She starts having weird dreams and visions and blacking out randomly. She learns she is being stalked by a Vampire who wants to use her to become human. The movie also keeps the Vampire's identity hidden for a while and tries to get you to wonder who it is, as opposed to being upfront about it like the original movie was. And, Charlotte never really does a "bad girl" transformation like Milano's character did in the original movie. There are more sex and violence in this version than in the original, and the special effects are much better. Also, the movie is made up exclusively of unknown and lesser-known actors and actresses, which does not really hurt the movie but does not help it either.For those who get the blu-ray, it is just a bare-bones disc, with some previews before the menu loads and then just the movie itself. No bonus materials or extras. Overall, if you do not expect the movie to be anything more than it is, basically an independent horror movie with no star power in the cast, then it is okay. If you are expecting anything more than that, you will be sorely disappointed. It is definitely not what I would call a must-see either way.

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