Like with the previous entry, Subspecies: Bloodlust picks up where Bloodstone had left off.
But immediately you notice that everything is patently worse.
The acting sure went downhill fast.
There's no introductory effects overload.
And the story is starting to become pretty ridiculous.
Basically, the evil vampire- Radu- and his mother are trying to force the vampire maiden- Michelle- to give up her remaining ties to mortal world.
Despite desperately needing to eat, she plays along just enough to learn about her abilities, so that she can use them to kill him at some later point, given the opportunity.
In the meantime, however, she uses this newfound magic to lure an unsuspecting fiddle player to his death.
While her sister and boyfriend are actively trying to hunt the vampires down, so that they can kill them once and for all...hoping this will free her from the curse that strickens her.
In order to do so...they team up with her boyfriends gun-totin' CIA buddy.
He gives them each six silver bullets, made from an antique crucifix.
But it doesn't do them much good.
Leaving Michelle to face an ultimatum...that would see her give up her mortal ties, in exchange for saving her sister.
That is...unless they can truly kill him this time...
The ending of this installation of the quadrilogy is pretty funny.
But knowing there's another one makes me shake my head a little.
Because this one was very mediocre.
5.5 out of 10.
But immediately you notice that everything is patently worse.
The acting sure went downhill fast.
There's no introductory effects overload.
And the story is starting to become pretty ridiculous.
Basically, the evil vampire- Radu- and his mother are trying to force the vampire maiden- Michelle- to give up her remaining ties to mortal world.
Despite desperately needing to eat, she plays along just enough to learn about her abilities, so that she can use them to kill him at some later point, given the opportunity.
In the meantime, however, she uses this newfound magic to lure an unsuspecting fiddle player to his death.
While her sister and boyfriend are actively trying to hunt the vampires down, so that they can kill them once and for all...hoping this will free her from the curse that strickens her.
In order to do so...they team up with her boyfriends gun-totin' CIA buddy.
He gives them each six silver bullets, made from an antique crucifix.
But it doesn't do them much good.
Leaving Michelle to face an ultimatum...that would see her give up her mortal ties, in exchange for saving her sister.
That is...unless they can truly kill him this time...
The ending of this installation of the quadrilogy is pretty funny.
But knowing there's another one makes me shake my head a little.
Because this one was very mediocre.
5.5 out of 10.