Plot: Rayne teams up with a group of freedom fighters during World War 2. She accidentally turns one of Hitler's solders into a vampire who just happens to have the same daywalking powers as herself. Now she needs to stop him before he can turn Hitler.
This movie even with the unrated director's cut only runs at 78 minutes. Which is still about 30 minutes too long if you ask me.
I hesitated when I saw this on the movie shelf to begin with as I did not care for the first two. What ended up being the deciding factor in my renting this was the fact Brendan Fletcher was in it. Who by the by was also in BloodRayne 2 Deliverance. (As was Michael Pare who I think was the only actor to be in all three of the BloodRayne films. )
I get that the series can play out much like the Crow movies creating new storylines and characters given it is a vampire series, but this one fell really short.
The production of it rang like many made for tv Canadian shows, just a notch above an indie film. And I'm usually all for anything with a vampire or Canadian, but this one left a bad taste in my mouth.
There was little plot, bad dialogue and just felt like a waste of $7
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