Based on Hideyuki Kikuchi's graphic novel, Vampire Hunter: Bloodlust combines elements of horror, romance, fantasy and graphic violence to make a thrilling and visually awe-inspiring film. Read more
| Director | Yoshiaki Kawajiri, Tai Kit Mak |
|---|---|
| Genres | Animated, Anime, Horror |
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Based on Hideyuki Kikuchi's graphic novel, Vampire Hunter: Bloodlust combines elements of horror, romance, fantasy and graphic violence to make a thrilling and visually awe-inspiring film.
| Director | Yoshiaki Kawajiri, Tai Kit Mak |
|---|---|
| Studio | OPTIMUM HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
| Run time | DVD: 1 hr 30 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Animated, Anime, Horror |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 18 Oct 2004 Production year: 2000 |
| Format | DVD |
"...Striking visual ideas and an intriguing concept....VAMPIRE HUNTER D is a handsome, well-executed film..."
"...Rendered in a staggeringly fluid animation style that puts the old flick to shame..."
This is by far much better than its predescessor.
This story is more vivid and engaging, while the animation is breathtakingly gorgeous.
Rogue Dunpeal D is hired to track down a man's only daughter in the hope that she hasn't been 'taken' by her abductor, a vampire.
The story sees the mysterious D on the trail of the ruthless vampire Meir Link, who also happens to be the target of the Markus Brothers - slayers of the undead.
A well planned story with great visuals to boot, don't be put off by the first release of Vampire Hunter D, because this one lays it to rest.
If you saw the first, don't let it put you off seeing this far superior sequel. With excellent, atmospheric animation, passable dubing (if you must), and an interesting plot and climactic showdown ending, complete with vampire hunters in a ridiculous (but brilliant) armour-plated Mad Mad style trunk thing. A visual treat.