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> "God gets your soul. I just want your head." I gave the first one a hard time but it still had a good soundtrack and Gerard Butler as Dracula. This has neither, and Dracula is such a different character now I don't think it's fair to even say this is a sequel to the last movie. Also why did Roy Scheider sign up for this??
2/10 Terrible, what the Hella was that. Okay number one was that bad it was actually watchable, this god awful movie was just plain bad. Cheap budget, crap acting if you can even call it that, Hated the hole cast of med students and teacher and the other douchebag, I just wanted all of them to die. The stupid ridiculous decisions they all made were just a joke and i thought this has to be a piss take right, They all need to die for these stupid choices. The new guy playing Drac was absolute Garbage and so boring. Just benched for the hole crappy movie. Stuff just happened throughout just for the Hella of it and none of it was interesting are made any sense. Then they make up and throw this bull-shit lore in that was laughable at best and completely ridiculous at worst. That ending was utter BS. My 2 marks for this utter bollocks goes to the priest the guy who played Bruce Lee in Dragon The Bruce Lee story. But as much as I love and respect this guy he could not save this pile of poo. Verdict: IT SUCKED AND IS A WASTE OF TIME, NO NEED TO VIEW IT. MOVE ALONG NOTHING TO SEE.
The Wes Craven Dracula series continues in the gritty thriller Dracula II: Ascension. Picking up where Dracula 2000 left off, a group a medical students steal Dracula’s remains from the morgue when they receive an anonymous call offering them $30 million for the body. The cast is fairly decent for a low-budget horror film; except for Stephen Billington, whose depiction of Dracula is rather bland. And while the story has some interesting ideas, it lacks cohesiveness. Dracula II: Ascension is an intriguing and entertaining film that delivers some thrills, but it lacks the passion and vision of the original.