
Viewing Date: 5/11/23
Starring: Corey Feldman, Rutger Hauer, Malcolm McDowell, Dean Jagger
Plot: Set in a bloodthirsty Los Angeles, California, rogue detective Corbin Nash’s (Dean Jagger’s) obsessive search for the truth behind his parents’ murders leads him to confront a monstrous duo of Queeny (Corey Feldman) and Vince (Richard Wagner), who drag him into a Hellish nightmare for which he was never prepared. Lost to an underworld of horrors dating back to the dawn of time, he soon discovers that he is actually the last surviving member of the Nash family, a historic clan of demon hunters. As he is forced to acknowledge a foreboding destiny, he is attacked and brutally left for dead, only to be recovered by Macy (Fernanda Romero), a pure soul who is led by the mysterious Blind Prophet (Malcolm McDowell). At last, Detective Nash is reborn the ultimate killer. Seeking vengeance, he wages a violent war on the beasts that roam the darkness of this world, finally embracing his true legacy – Corbin Nash, Demon Hunter. (via IMDB)
Rules
- Angels and Demons
- Religious iconography
- Cringeworthy
- Flashbacks
Quotes
- “Speak to the blind man. He sees everything.”
- “These demons are as old fashioned as hell”
Viewer Quotes
- “I knew it would be worth it saving you and turning you into a vampire!”
What We Learned
- There is a vampire fight club in LA and the mats are made of human skin.
- Being a baseball player is a good cover.
Final Take
Yes, we have pretty low standards at Bad Movie Thursday, that’s the point- but this Blade rip-off still might have been passed over if not for a co-starring role of BMT regular Corey Feldman as a transvestite Vampire. The movie overall was generic and forgettable- again, a Blade rip off with more nudity and arguably more ‘gritty’ and dark. Don’t interpret that for a ringing endorsement though…
But the scenes with Corey were so over the top and bizarre, it made the rest of the movie bearable. The cameos by Rutger Hauer and Malcolm McDowell were also, in their own way entertaining (hilarious dialogue from Macolm in particular). They teased a sequel to this movie, but unless they resurrect Corey’s character, I think we’ll pass.
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