DVD Review: Bled: Sarah Farooqui, Jennifer Lee Wiggins, Jonathon Oldham, Michele Morrow, Alex Petrovich, Chris Ivan Cevic, Bruce Ready, Chris Kazmier, Christopher Hutson, Edward Christoph: Movies & TV

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DVD Review: Bled: Sarah Farooqui, Jennifer Lee Wiggins, Jonathon Oldham, Michele Morrow, Alex Petrovich, Chris Ivan Cevic, Bruce Ready, Chris Kazmier, Christopher Hutson, Edward Christoph: Movies & TV

Posted by admin | on 21 April, 08:47 PM

Product Description
Sai, a new age, hip, young artist living in a downtown warehouse delves into an elusive fantasy world of the unknown. An enigmatic and handsome man seduces her to try an ancient drug that, unbeknownst to her, will make her the prey of a vampire from a dark dimension. He will take advantage of her newfound addiction and use it to cross over from his world into hers.

Artistic, Dark, Slow,

By Dawn Marakby DVD Review: Bled: Sarah Farooqui, Jennifer Lee Wiggins, Jonathon Oldham, Michele Morrow, Alex Petrovich, Chris Ivan Cevic, Bruce Ready, Chris Kazmier, Christopher Hutson, Edward Christoph: Movies & TV carrot. V47081519 (Doha, Qatar) -

An artist is approached by rich benefactor who seems to understand her artwork like noone else ever has before. He gives her an exotic drug, a resin from some dark ancient tree. Trying the drug opens up a dark, beautiful, sensual world and her paintings improve, but her soul grows darker as her blood lusts during these “dreams” begin to take over her real life. If you’re a fan of moody, artsy, vampire films, I’m SURE you will like this. It’s a bit slow in the beginning with lots of dialogue and images to set the mood, but really quite beautiful in a way.

Don’t waste your time.,

By D. Wayneright DVD Review: Bled: Sarah Farooqui, Jennifer Lee Wiggins, Jonathon Oldham, Michele Morrow, Alex Petrovich, Chris Ivan Cevic, Bruce Ready, Chris Kazmier, Christopher Hutson, Edward Christoph: Movies & TV carrot. V47081519 -

Don’t be lured in by the premise of this film or it’s pretty dvd cover.

There is nothing artistic about this movie. It is cliche, silly, and not at all frightening. Everything about it screams awful, low budget, softcore adult film: the acting, wardrobe, cinematography, effects, lackluster romance, and most of all–forced plot.

Normally, I can sit through a B or C grade horror flick for solely the entertainment aspect, but this movie was just unbearable. It seems to sacrifice the entertainment aspect in an attempt to be “artsy,” yet it comes off as mediocre as the main character’s paintings.

If you are interested in a thought-provoking and beautifully rendered vampire film, invest your time in something else, particularily “Let the Right One In.”

Few positive words….,

By A. menhornnolaurie “#1 METAL HEAD” DVD Review: Bled: Sarah Farooqui, Jennifer Lee Wiggins, Jonathon Oldham, Michele Morrow, Alex Petrovich, Chris Ivan Cevic, Bruce Ready, Chris Kazmier, Christopher Hutson, Edward Christoph: Movies & TV carrot. V47081519 (Pa.) -

Just wanted to leave a few positive words concerning this film, and all that could come to mind, are “sucks, stupid, incredibly boring, cheesy acting, and the ultimate cure for insomnia. Nuff said!!!!
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