Death Rider in the House of Vampires 2021
IMDb Ratings: 5.1/10
Genres: Horror, Western
Language: Hindi(Unofficial VO) + English
Release Year: 2021
Director: Glenn Danzig
Stars Cast: Devon Sawa, Julian Sands, Kim Director
Director: Glenn Danzig
Stars Cast: Devon Sawa, Julian Sands, Kim Director
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Death Rider in the House of Vampires Review
I saw "Death Rider in the House of Vampires" - just the name itself played Devon Sawa-Escape Plan: The Extractors, Final Destination; Julian Sands - Girl With Dragon Tattoo, Warlock; Kim Director-Split, Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 and Glenn Danzig - is the founder of the rock band Danzig and this is his first film starring.
The movie was written, produced and directed by Glenn Danzig, who also starred in his first acting role, and - if you don't count the music videos he made. This is his second direct film, and 'Verotika' has been his first. The movie is similar to the 'B'-grade range and so on with the western vampire spaghetti. The impersonation is bad, the camera pictures end abruptly, some things are exaggerated, but the girls look good. The film opens with the Devon-Death Rider-riding girl walking, tied to a horse, and apparently losing her shirt somewhere. I must say that you are well. Devon is looking at a place called the sanctuary and entering the sanctuary is a virgin thing, so that describes the girl Devon has. Julian is the head of a sacred vampire / business bar that he uses to attract guests to dinner - such as 'From Dusk Til Dawn'. Kim is the head of the social work director who keeps girls in line and Glenn plays a regular sponsor. There are a few cameos; Eli Roth, Sean 'X_Pac' Waltman and Danny Trejo. This movie is not for everyone but if you like 'B'-grade films - you may enjoy them.
It was not limited but I give it an "R" for blood clots, violence, tongue and nudity and it has a working time of 1 hour and 32 minutes.
Like I said, it's not for everyone but I liked it and will buy it on DVD.
The movie was written, produced and directed by Glenn Danzig, who also starred in his first acting role, and - if you don't count the music videos he made. This is his second direct film, and 'Verotika' has been his first. The movie is similar to the 'B'-grade range and so on with the western vampire spaghetti. The impersonation is bad, the camera pictures end abruptly, some things are exaggerated, but the girls look good. The film opens with the Devon-Death Rider-riding girl walking, tied to a horse, and apparently losing her shirt somewhere. I must say that you are well. Devon is looking at a place called the sanctuary and entering the sanctuary is a virgin thing, so that describes the girl Devon has. Julian is the head of a sacred vampire / business bar that he uses to attract guests to dinner - such as 'From Dusk Til Dawn'. Kim is the head of the social work director who keeps girls in line and Glenn plays a regular sponsor. There are a few cameos; Eli Roth, Sean 'X_Pac' Waltman and Danny Trejo. This movie is not for everyone but if you like 'B'-grade films - you may enjoy them.
It was not limited but I give it an "R" for blood clots, violence, tongue and nudity and it has a working time of 1 hour and 32 minutes.
Like I said, it's not for everyone but I liked it and will buy it on DVD.
