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I, Vampire. Trilogy of Blood
2004, regia di Ted Nicolaou, Denise Duff

Scheda: Nazione: USA - Produzione: Denise Duff, Carol Wenger, Kirk Edward Hansen, Vlad Paunescu - Distribuzione: E1 Entertainment, Koch Vision - Formato: Color - Durata: 85'.
Cast:
Julie Michaels, Iona Abur, Jonathan Morris, James Horan, Anders Hove, Denice 
Duff, Frank Bruynbroek, David Gunn.
 
 

 
 

 
 

 Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: 
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dvdverdict.com
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365horrormovie.com
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dvdempire.com
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netflix.com
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dvdtalk.com:  «I 
knew there was something familiar about this ridiculous little I, Vampire 
DVD. Although I was certain I'd never seen the anthology before, the first story 
felt like... wait, it's just a bunch of scenes from one of the Subspecies movies! 
What gives?? So I did a little research, and thanks to the fine insights offered 
at the illustrious DVDVerdict.com, I was able to figure out what the hell was 
going on with I, Vampire: Trilogy of Blood: It's nothing more than a 
sloppy collection of clips from Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm, Vampire Resurrection 
and The Vampire Journals. So if you're a ravenous schlock-hound who somehow 
happens to own all those movies, only to purchase a copy of 
I, Vampire: Trilogy 
of Blood, well, I bet you'd be pretty pissed about it. For what it's worth (which 
ain't much, considering we're talking about 30-minute versions of movies that 
sucked when they were feature-length), here's what the mini-movies consist of:
Spawn of Hell is about an evil vampire who feasts on necks while dangling 
the promise of "the bloodstone" in front of a very devious priest. Or maybe he 
was a doctor. From the Grave is about a not-so-evil vampire who 
rediscovers a long lost love and must contend with her violent ex-husband and 
her snooping ol' auntie. Imagine a really bad Lifetime movie mixed with a really 
bad vampire movie. Undead Evil is about a piano-loving vampire who woos 
and seduces a (very) sexy young musician as a whiny hero muddles through the 
background. This story is particularly choppy, and the story wouldn't be 
interesting even if told in flawless fashion. So what else can I add? I, 
Vampire is a collection of semi-random scenes culled from three fairly rotten 
vampire movies. ...».
 Plot Summary, Synopsis, Review: 
allmovie.com
- 
taliesinttlg.blogspot.com - 
minuitsang.over-blog.com
- 
dvdverdict.com
- 
365horrormovie.com
- 
rottentomatoes.com
- 
movies.yahoo.com
- 
dvdempire.com
- 
netflix.com
- 
dvdtalk.com:  «I 
knew there was something familiar about this ridiculous little I, Vampire 
DVD. Although I was certain I'd never seen the anthology before, the first story 
felt like... wait, it's just a bunch of scenes from one of the Subspecies movies! 
What gives?? So I did a little research, and thanks to the fine insights offered 
at the illustrious DVDVerdict.com, I was able to figure out what the hell was 
going on with I, Vampire: Trilogy of Blood: It's nothing more than a 
sloppy collection of clips from Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm, Vampire Resurrection 
and The Vampire Journals. So if you're a ravenous schlock-hound who somehow 
happens to own all those movies, only to purchase a copy of 
I, Vampire: Trilogy 
of Blood, well, I bet you'd be pretty pissed about it. For what it's worth (which 
ain't much, considering we're talking about 30-minute versions of movies that 
sucked when they were feature-length), here's what the mini-movies consist of:
Spawn of Hell is about an evil vampire who feasts on necks while dangling 
the promise of "the bloodstone" in front of a very devious priest. Or maybe he 
was a doctor. From the Grave is about a not-so-evil vampire who 
rediscovers a long lost love and must contend with her violent ex-husband and 
her snooping ol' auntie. Imagine a really bad Lifetime movie mixed with a really 
bad vampire movie. Undead Evil is about a piano-loving vampire who woos 
and seduces a (very) sexy young musician as a whiny hero muddles through the 
background. This story is particularly choppy, and the story wouldn't be 
interesting even if told in flawless fashion. So what else can I add? I, 
Vampire is a collection of semi-random scenes culled from three fairly rotten 
vampire movies. ...».