Bloodrayne 2 DVD Movie

Bloodrayne 2

List Price	$19.99 (You save $5.64)
Studio	Universal Music & Video Distribution
Orig Year	2007
All Time Sales Rank	12765
CD Universe Part number	7470042
Catalog number	60
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 18, 2007
Rating	Unrated
Additional Info	Widescreen; Unrated
Movie Details	Color; Widescreen; Unrated

Bloodrayne 2 Movie Review

Average Rating: (1.8 out of 5 stars) 2 stars

1 star yawnfest
Boring, boring, boring. The IDEA behind the story was great... vampires in the old west. Cool, right. Wrong! A kidergarden class could have done a better job. Half the time the scenes were to dark to figure out what was going on... not much action... and just boring in general. I'd defiantly avoid this as it gives Zombie Lake a run for it's money on the stupid factor.
Submitted by Bored (San Diego)
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1 star probably the crapiest film ever
Ugh the worst film ever made, at least the first was okay, this is just omg, i can't even write anymore of my review because it's so horrible.
Submitted by mbrecher (essex fells, nj, usa)
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1 star Even Worse!
At least the first film had some good fight scenes. Malthe is a better cast as Rayne, but she is wasted on this boring, pathetic movie.
Submitted by gmirsalis (Youngstown OH)
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1 star worst vampire movie ever
I expected more from this movie. Watching this one compared to the first on it was pathetic. Yes the girl is hot but very eragent in her acting. If she just kept the toothpick out of her mouth she would have been better. The story line was horrible but I had never seen a vampire movie based in the old west before. The main villain needed to take some acting classes. Over all it was the worst vampire movie I have ever seen and I love vampire movies.
Submitted by stelier (SLC, UT, USA)
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5 stars Better then the first!
This Bloodrayne movie is 10 times better then the first one. I was happy to see that the actress they got to play Rayne was beautiful and likeable...better acting, better action, better storyline!
Submitted by kamakarichard (Buffalo, NY, USA)
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