Proyecto vampiro

This is an attempt at modernising the traditional vampire legend by having an ancient Austrian blood sucker producing a vampire serum in modern day Los Angeles. I expected this to be a low budget, bad movie. And it is. Bad acting, cheap sets, laughable car chases and poor effects, terrible continuity, silly plot and a few gratuitous female topless shots thrown in to stimulate some interest. With its mulleted hero and chunky PCs it looks very dated. Thankfully it is occasionally of the so bad it's amusing variety at times, so I've somewhat generously scored it 3/10 as it did make me chuckle a few times.

Hands down best film I've seen that came from the bargain basket in poundstretcher. From the talented cast to the rich story i would advise any horror fan to watch this!

My only advice would be to not watch around halloween or with children around as some scenes are truly some of the most bloodiest i have ever seen.

If theres anything i could fault, its that a sequel was never produced although i hold out hope that a potential remake will one day come to surface.

Im currently on my 765th watch and love it that much i give a copy to all my friends and family whenever i see them, even if they do put it straight in the bin.

Bought for £1, Project Vampire is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Wooden acting,lame effects and a terrible storyline all add up to be a movie you have no reason to even want to see. PV is one of those movies that don't even have the good grace to be bad in an enjoyable way, instead this bile seems to try to make itself as offensively dull,stupid and crap as humanly possible.

A vampire has created a serum he sells to old people as a life-enhancer, and those who take it fall under his control. A former lab intern teams up with a nurse to try and stop him. Someone should have stopped the makers of this rubbish.

No one has any reason to see this movie, and I am actually appalled at the human race on the grounds that at time of writing 2 people have given this atrocity 10 out of 10.

A man escapes from the titular "Project Alpha", a plot to create an army of vampires that can withstand sunlight. Now, he must battle the myriad undead minions, leading up to the ultimate showdown with the sinister scientist behind it all.

PROJECT ALPHA is a decent story that's ruined by unbelievably bad acting and miserable dialogue. Nothing takes you out of a movie quicker than non-thespians who seem to have been handed their scripts moments before the cameras started rolling!

FOR ADDED HILARITY: Check out the bald, leather-jacketed Terminator clone! Mirthful indeed...

This movie must have had a really low budget, but low doesn't always mean bad. The writing was good, the cinematography is good. The film quality was bad, lighting could have been better. The vampire effects were standard, but the unique concept works. A vampire mad scientist trying to cure the affliction to light so vampires can rule the world. The basic good vs. evil morality play. The acting was a tad corny at best. Less face it, it's far from a perfect movie. But I've seen far worse with much higher budgets. Look at BATTLEFIELD EARTH for example. I think the director, effects man and the whole cast did the best they could with the budget they had and I think they did a damn fine job. I give it...6 STARS