La Loi des vampires

Original title: The Breed

2001
12
1h 31m

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Bai Ling, Adrian Paul, and Bokeem Woodbine in La Loi des vampires (2001)

When a rogue vampire kills his partner, an NSA special agent reluctantly teams with another officer who is a "good" vampire in an attempt to track down the evil vampire killer.When a rogue vampire kills his partner, an NSA special agent reluctantly teams with another officer who is a "good" vampire in an attempt to track down the evil vampire killer.When a rogue vampire kills his partner, an NSA special agent reluctantly teams with another officer who is a "good" vampire in an attempt to track down the evil vampire killer.

Director
- Michael Oblowitz
Writers
- Christos N. Gage
- Ruth Fletcher
Stars

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4.7/10

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Director
- Michael Oblowitz
Writers
- Christos N. Gage
- Ruth Fletcher
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Most of the vampires in the film are named after famous fictional vampires.

Goofs
In the chase scene at the club, the human detective shoots at one of the bad vampires. While he shoots, the slide on the gun is all the way back, indicating that the gun is empty, yet he continues to shoot and bullets continue to fire from the gun.

Quotes
Boudreaux: Be gone! You tamper with forces far beyond your comprehension.
Aaron Gray: He didn't just say that.
Lucy Westenra: Spare us the Anne Rice routine. We are not amused.

Connections
Referenced in Assassin's Creed (2007)

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Better Than I Expected

Made in 24 days for around 3 million dollars, this could have been another cheesy B-Movie Vampire flick. But its not. Set in a totalitarian future that the director admits is inspired by Terry Gilliam's Brazil, this is a moody piece where vampires are characters, not just monsters. Summary: if you go into it expecting Spielberg and big-budget effects, you will be disappointed. If you go into it expecting Corman and shoddy acting, you will be very pleasantly surprised.