In 2019, the most precious natural resource... is us.
In the year 2019, a plague has transformed almost every human into a vampire. Faced with a dwindling blood supply, the fractured dominant race plots their survival; meanwhile, a researcher works with a covert band of vampires on a way to save humankind.
Ethan Hawke
Edward Dalton
Sam Neill
Charles Bromley
Willem Dafoe
Lionel 'Elvis' Cormac
Claudia Karvan
Audrey Bennett
Isabel Lucas
Alison Bromley
Vince Colosimo
Christopher Caruso
Jay Laga'aia
Senator Turner
Michael Dorman
Frankie Dalton
Harriet Minto-Day
Lisa Barrett
Tiffany Lamb
News Reader
Mungo McKay
Colin Briggs
Emma Randall
Ellie Landon
Charlotte Wilson
Joy Watkins
Christopher Kirby
Jarvis Bayom
Troy MacKinder
Officer Hobbs
Robyn Moore
Forensic Investigator Simms
Damien Garvey
Senator Westlake
Paul Sonkkila
General Williams
Ben Siemer
Police Officer
Renai Caruso
Coffee Shop Attendant
Director
Michael Spierig
Writers
Peter Spierig, Michael Spierig
Christopher Gordon
Original Music Composer
Matt Villa
Editor
Ben Nott
Director of Photography
George Liddle
Production Design
George Liddle
Costume Design
JPV852
8/29/2019
Not great but still entertaining vampire movie with a fun twist at the end. I'm not usually the biggest fan of vampire films, or zombie ones for that matter (I'm more a fan of classic slashers like Halloween and Friday the 13th) but this one wasn't too bad, aside from the occasional terrible CGI blood. Also helped that the film has Willem Dafoe in it, who I wish was the central character (though Hawke was by no means bad).
Dr Nostromo
4/7/2026
62/100 Ten years after an outbreak that turned most of the human race into vampires, a blood doctor is trying to develop substitute blood to prevent the extinction of humans, and, in turn, the vampires food supply. This was acted well and quite entertaining but it had its problems. It didn't have the final emotional oomph that it needed to get me fully engaged. The so-called 'cure' logically would have been figured out by now, considering 10 years had elapsed, and can you really call it a cure? The implications are staggering. Great blood bath ending, though. -- DrNostromo.com
