DVD Movie Rating for: Vampires Los Muertos

2 Out Of 5

Movie Plot of: Vampires Los Muertos

A vampire hunter (Jon Bon Jovi) and a priest (Cristián de la Fuente) fight a band of the walking dead in Mexico.

DVD Production Details of: Vampires Los Muertos

Format: Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen, Dolby

Studio: Columbia Tristar Home

Cast of the movie: Vampires Los Muertos

• Jon Bon Jovi .... Derek Bliss
• Cristián de la Fuente .... Father Rodrigo
• Natasha Gregson Wagner .... Zoey (as Natasha Wagner)
• Arly Jover .... Una
• Darius McCrary .... Ray Collins
• Diego Luna .... Sancho
• Honorato Magaloni .... Old Man

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Reviews of the movie: Vampires Los Muertos

To a certain extent, I actually liked this film better than the original VAMPIRES. I found that movie to be quite misogynistic. As a woman and a horror fan, I'm used to the fact that women in peril are a staple of the genre. But they just slap Sheryl Lee around way too much. In this movie, Natasha Wagner is a more fully-realized character, and the main bad guy is a gal! Arly Jover (who played a sidekick vamp in BLADE) is very otherworldly and deadly. Jon Bon Jovi... okay, yeah, no great actor, but he does OK. At least he doesn't start to sing. Catch it on cable if you can. It's on Encore Action this month.

Jon Bon Jovi stars in this trashy but pretty entertaining horror flick. Vampires: Los Muertos centers on vampire hunter-for-hire Derek Bliss (Bon Jovi), who gets bounties from the likes of the "Van Helsing Group" for every bloodsucker he destroys. When a new client hires him to hunt down a particularly powerful vampire queen in Mexico, he reluctantly starts to form a team--only to discover that all his potential posse members have just been killed. But soon he gathers a haphazard crew (including Diego Luna from Y Tu Mama Tambien and Natasha Wagner from Lost Highway) and sets off across the hot Mexican landscape. Vampires: Los Muertos has some gaps in logic, but it's pretty lean and spry--in the first 10 minutes, the vampire queen has already bitten off someone's tongue--and it has enough cheap eye candy to be a satisfying low-budget flick