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12 February 2004 (Argentina) moreTagline:
Evil never dies.Plot:
Death and spiritual torment stalk three American students visiting the Carpathian mountain homeland of Vlad Tepes. | full synopsisAwards:
1 win moreUser Comments:
not a brainless teenage horror movie more (32 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Billy Zane | ... | Adrian | |
| Paul Popowich | ... | Jeff Meyer / Husband | |
| Kam Heskin | ... | Alexa Meyer | |
| Nicholas Irons | ... | Justin / Knight | |
| Brad Dourif | ... | Radescu | |
| Francesco Quinn | ... | Vlad Tepes | |
| Monica Davidescu | ... | Linsey | |
| Iva Hasperger | ... | Ilona | |
| Emil Hostina | ... | Mircea | |
| Guy Siner | ... | Ilie | |
| Mircea Stoian | ... | Claudiu | |
| Andreea Macelaru | ... | Stefana (as Andrea Macelaru) | |
| Alin Panc | ... | Petre | |
| Alexandra Velniciuc | ... | Andrea | |
| Zoltan Butuc | ... | Grandfather |
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Rated R for sexuality, nudity, violence and some drug use.Parents Guide:
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Argentina:98 minCountry:
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Iceland:14 | UK:PG (heavily cut) (self applied TV rating) | Argentina:16 | Germany:16 | USA:RFilming Locations:
MediaPro Studios, Bucharest, RomaniaFun Stuff
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Crew or equipment visible: When Ilona falls to her knees right before Vlad's sword is stuck in the ground in a village ransacking flashback, you clearly see two kneepads under her gown before she hits the ground. moreSoundtrack:
Shattered moreFAQ
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This one kept my attention and is based more on the actual Vlad Tepes (Dracula) rather than Bram Stoker's version of the 15th century Prince. The movie is set in present day. Four graduate students venture to the Carpathian mountains of Romania to conduct research on the historical Vlad, one of them bears a necklace that Vlad was buried in. The group begins a two day 50 mile hiking trek through forests and mountains to a little known and inaccessible set of crumbling ruins at Poenari, a fortress built by the historical Vlad Tepes. The artifact, a 15th century necklace, brings Vlad back from the past along with several frightening experiences and inner visions. The acting is good and the movie is filmed on location in Romania where Vlad actually existed. Vlad is both historically accurate and a horror fantasy and is not your typical mindless horror film. This one is worth seeing and the musical score by Christopher Fields is fabulous.