Reviews

tried to be a comic book on screen and really failed badly - storyline generic and pointless (why on earth did they even need to be vampires?) CG was great in some places and woefully awful in others. Reminded me of a great looking pop video, sets where great costumes where terrible apart from a couple of exceptions i cant quite help feeling that it all could've been cut down into a 30 min pilot for a bad series. Interesting to see that the Director had his film slashed, perhaps a better grittier bloodier and less tragic version awaits in 10yrs time when Sony lets him get his film back. It's a pity when even comic fans walk away from a film disappointed, most of us have seen such butchery of a cast and story before - but i cant help being very very disappointed at this.

PS - any comic fans get de ja vu of Vampi (Ninjas, Yakuza, vampires, swords, boobs, guns - Harris Comics) watching this....hmmmm

If there is justice a 2nd series would be in the planning stages, you'd think everyones preoccupation with war recently and S:AaB 'Vietnam' like scenario would fit in very nicely.

If you can remake Battlestar Galactica, then someone rake together a few quid to fund this beauty of a series. Liked not seeing much of the enemy race till right into the series, and OK the CG of the space battles where a little rough round the edges, but to think of how so many other Space Ship gun fight series have now got it just right - that could probably get sorted nowadays.

Great cast of reasonably unknown actors too, it was good to see Mr Robinson (aka in Neighbours) get some work even if he was to die 5 Min's in. All i have to do now is wait for a UK DVD release and sit and hope people get back into it again.