Bring Me The Vampire 2001 Horror Movie Review
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This is not a horror movie, but rather a low-budget comedy made in Mexico and dubbed (badly) into English. The basic premise is that a group of randomly chosen people must spend the night in a house to claim an inheritance. The movie tries to be a 10 little indians affair, but is so badly translated, so poorly acted, and the transfer copy is so poor that it is impossible to tell what is happening frequently. Other than the hysterically terrible sneezing rumba song-and-dance number (which is left in Spanish, no less) there is nothing redeeming about this movie and the no one involved in bringing this movie to DVD should be encouraged by receiving your money.
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About Bring Me The Vampire 2001
Title: Bring Me The Vampire
Year: 2001
Starring: Faye Wray,
Charles Riquelme,
Mary Eugenia Saint Martin,
Alfred B. Crevenna,
Rating: 3 / 5 stars from 5 users.
Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Runtime: 90 minutes
Director: Faye Wray,
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