88 Films OOP : Vampire Journals (1997)

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88 Filmisin loppuunmyyty versio. Kerran katsottu ennen kuin palautettu takaisin alkuperäiseen suojamuoviin, eli on täysi uudenveroisessa kunnossa. Toimii normaalissa suomalaisessa soittimessa ja sisältää englanti tekstit.
" Underrated Director Ted Nicolau, a Full Moon entertainment veteran, made a step forward in his vampire universe with this movie that sadly has been overlooked as time goes by. "Vampire Journals" is probably the best movie produced by Full Moon, and easily ranks among the best vampire movies ever."
" This is my most favorite movie! I am in love with David Gunn as well. He is an exceptional actor. I only wish that he would do more movies. Plus, Ted Nicolaou is a genius. His writing is profound. You must overlook the fact that this movie was made by a low budget company. It is filmed in Romania and provides great visuals of their architecture and landscape. Plus, a lot of the people in it are from Romania, which gives this film a tremendous amount of credit. Zachary is perhaps the best vampire character ever written. His humanity and unending torture draw you in and make you love him. This story is classic and beautiful. It had me fascinated from beginning to end. It is a must see for any vampire fan."
" To me Vampire Journals is definitely one of those more underrated gems from the older Full Moon back catalogue and a much richer and satisfying watch than you may expect and one vampire movie that's very much worth seeing."
" Vampire journals is a surprisingly beautiful and elegant-looking movie. I say "surprisingly" because nowadays even big budget movies tend to look trash. Blade begins in a butcher's shop and a trashy club, features trashy vampires and has horribly, pretentiously cooler-than-thou-posing. Vampire Journals opens with the poetic shot of a wintery graveyard, with the Gothic letters and lovely music. All scenes are lit with rich, golden hue, and even though writer/director Ted Nicolaou clearly copies the flourishes of Interview with the Vampire and Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992, they at least he has some talent. AND taste to copy the classy, gorgeous-looking movies. Steal from the best!"











