Blood: The Last Vampire

With credit to the creators of this live action edition of Blood: The Last Vampire, they really didn't have much to work with to begin with and before I pick apart the movie I feel obligated to preface with this. As... Full review

Martial arts, women with swords, and VAMPIRES...what's not to love???!!! Yes the CGI could have been more realistic... Yes some of the acting could have been better... But if you go into a movie like this looking for academy-award winning performances... Full review

Walking into Blood: The Last Vampire, I was very skeptical that I could walk back out with a feeling of satisfaction. Despite the original animation's short length and the limited plot that accompanied that, I have helped myself to several servings... Full review

I finally got to see the one movie I have been waiting and counting the days for: BLOOD: The Last Vampire. (SPOILERS WITHIN) Jeon Ji-Hyun, going by Gianna, was definitely the best thing about this movie. I couldn't believe that this... Full review

When I first heard that Jeon Ji Hyun was going to make a Hollywood movie i was a bit nervous. I thought it was a bad idea but then i decided to give her a chance. I saw Blood: The Last... Full review

I just got back from seeing this movie and was disappointed. I actually knew relatively little about the movie aside from the plot synopsis going in, and still I was disappointed. The more I think about the movie, the lower I... Full review

I was really looking forward to seeing this film. So much so that I dragged my ill partner out kicking and screaming and quite happily listened to his whining all the way to the cinema. What a mistake. We were about... Full review

This is one movie that needs a do-over. I say this as a fan of the original anime. The leading actress was good, her teacher (Kato) was good, actually, the cast were fine, it was the script that's bad and the... Full review

It started out with the scenes from the original 2000 anime (great anime BTW), then somewhere after the first 15 minutes, they lost the remainder of the original script. They also ran out of $ for the script writes, so they... Full review

The new demon-fest, martial arts, anime adaptation has finally reached our cinemas! It's just a shame it SUCKED so much! This review serves as a public warning! WOW! Well, what can I say about this? It was a genuinely amazing piece... Full review

If you're easily distracted by bad visual effects....Blood was based on, I still enjoyed watching Saya (Jeon Ji-hyeon) slice through the scenery in a number of entertaining action sequences.....The lame effects also impeach on a couple of demons that were a cross between characters from a cartoon and a video game....All the cool action helped me look past the horribly fake CG-blood used for every inflicted sword or bullet wound..... ... Full Review

But where Blood falls flat in becoming the next great action movie featuring humans, demons....tightening the script instead of putting all the effort into fake blood effects, it might have been a better movie.....As long as you can look past the shoddy special effects and the overly dramatic acting.....If you're easily distracted by bad visual effects....Blood was based on, I still enjoyed watching Saya (Jeon Ji-hyeon) slice through the scenery in a number of entertaining action sequences..... ... Full Review

Perhaps there is room to applaud Blood....Unfortunately, direct-to-DVD films belong on DVD and Blood.... ... Full Review

with dialogue of an awfulness that will be familiar to viewers of very bad movies of all sorts.....it's a reasonable amount of fun.....Here she encounters two mean girls of a snottiness that will be familiar to anyone who's ever seen a generic teen high-school movie.....The soundtrack score by Clint Mansell isn't one of his best, but it hammers the action along quite serviceably.....It's too bad that the final scene -.... ... Full Review

The best part of the film involves the CIA cleaning up Saya's messes....If only the projectionist could be persuaded to play the first 10 minutes over and over for two hours, this might be a satisfying movie..... ... Full Review

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Upholding the Japanese media mandate that every teenage terminatrix resemble a murderous Catholic schoolgirl, "Blood: The Last Vampire" introduces Saya (Gianna, otherwise known as the South Korean actress Jeon Ji-hyun), an ancient vampire-human hybrid posing as a 16-year-old student. ... Full Article

What we have here is a failure to communicate. Even when one adjusts expectations for an English-language adaptation of an anim? adaptation of a manga, shot as a Michael Bay knockoff by a French video director, the often-unwatchably dim "Blood:... ... Full Article

Armed with the knowledge that Blood: the Last Vampire has anime roots , one can approach this live action, schoolgirl samurai slice & dicer with a certain degree of critical forbearance. ... Full Article

BLOOD: THE LAST VAMPIRE Let me see if I remember this correctly. There is a half human-half vampire 16-year-old named Saya running around Tokyo trying to kill vampires in the hopes they will point her in the director of the... ... Full Article