Live Evil - Die Jagd hat begonnen

Originaltitel: Live Evil

2009
R
1 Std. 37 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,0/10

381

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Ken Foree, Michael Hoffman Jr., Tim Thomerson, Åsa Wallander, Mark Terry, and Mark Hengst in Live Evil - Die Jagd hat begonnen (2009)

The comic book has come to life. Tim Thomerson is Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter is on an epic chase to track down a clique of vampires. Clean blood is in short supply due to drugs, liquor, and common diseases causing mutations, starvation, and infighting. The vampires seek out Macks-The Blood Pusher (Ken Foree) to understand who this mysterious priest is and why this hunt is personal!

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe comic book has come to life. Tim Thomerson is "Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter" and he is on an epic chase to track down a clique of vampires.The comic book has come to life. Tim Thomerson is "Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter" and he is on an epic chase to track down a clique of vampires.The comic book has come to life. Tim Thomerson is "Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter" and he is on an epic chase to track down a clique of vampires.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

4,0/10

381

IHRE BEWERTUNG

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Patzer
As one of the central points of the story is the Latin phrase Ago Malum, which the film claims to mean Live Evil. In reality, however, Ago Malum is Latin for I Do Evil.

Alternative Versionen
A new edit of the film titled Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter runs 94 minutes and features a new music score, improved visual effects, new animated opening titles and transitions (in the style of a comic book) and some new/alternate footage. This version credits Mark Terry as the sole writer and director.

Verbindungen
Featured in The Underground Lounge: Folge #1.8 (2010)

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Rezension

Ausgewählte Rezension

6/10

Unexpectedly good movie

I went into this film with low expectations, but it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The world in this movie is fascinating, with vampires facing the harsh reality of modern times. Pollution, blood-borne illnesses, unhealthy food additives, and other factors are taking a toll on them through the blood they consume from their victims. This contamination is causing genetic degeneration in the immortals, making it difficult for them to find pure blood to survive.

While the acting could have been better, the special effects were surprisingly well done. The movie kept my attention, and although the storyline was simple and easy to follow, it gradually reveals more about the mysterious Samurai Priest and his mission to hunt down vampires.

Be warned, though, this movie is not for the faint of heart. It contains a lot of nudity, violence, and gore. The director pushes boundaries with scenes of vampires feasting on babies and the Samurai Priest's grotesque handling of baby vampires. There's also drug use, decaying bodies, blood, vomiting, and even some graphic bathroom scenes. If you can't handle these aspects, this film might not be for you.

However, if you're a fan of vampire movies, I definitely recommend giving "Samurai Priest Vampire Hunter" a watch. It offers bloody and humorous vampire-slaying along with some interesting plot twists that caught me by surprise.