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In this non-horror origins story about the world's favorite bloodsucker, Luke Evans plays Vlad the Impaler as an action-film hunk with a bit of a Jesus glow
In a cave teeming with bats and littered with crushed skulls, a skeletal demon appraises the young stalwart who stands before him. “Most men reek of fear,” says the Master Vampire (Charles Dance). “In you I smell hope.” Vlad (Luke Evans), the King, top fighter and undisputed hunk of Transylvania, does have a desperate hope: that he can defeat the invading Turks of the Ottoman Empire. So the Master Vampire (Charles Dance) offers to bestow all the infernal powers of his species on Vlad. And, in a kind of infomercial twist on Faust, he’ll get a free three-day trial. The small print: If, in that time, Vlad surrenders to the insatiable lust for human blood—the vampire’s most delicious addiction—he is doomed to become a monarch of the eternal undead. No refunds.
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I did go see this movie and I was surprised that it was as good as it was. I really enjoyed the back story of his beginning. It was believable compared to some that have been shown in the past. Luke Evans was very good in his part as Dracula and I liked that they left the ending with the possibility of a sequel.