Rayne joins a resistence group to fight against the Nazis during World War II.Rayne joins a resistence group to fight against the Nazis during World War II.Rayne joins a resistence group to fight against the Nazis during World War II.
Vili Matula
- District Leader
- (as Vilim Matula)
Davorka Tovilo
- Prostitute
- (as Davorka)
- Director
- Writer
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Did you know
- Trivia(at around 42 mins) Nathaniel tells Bloodrayne one of his underground team members cracked the German Enigma Code. Early versions were cracked by Polish Codebreakers prior to the outbreak of WWII. However, later versions were too complicated without the use of the primitive computer at Bletchley Park. A single person is not capable of cracking the Enigma Code.
- Goofs(at around 1h 3 mins) Near the end of the movie when the Nazi truck convoy is seen driving slowly through the countryside, white lines are plainly seen painted along the edges of the road. Marking roads in this way is a safety practice that wasn't put into place until the 1970's in Croatia (where the movie was filmed), though the film is obviously set during World War II.
- Alternate versionsThe unrated version was released to DVD.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Phelous & the Movies: BloodPhayne (2012)
- SoundtracksPiano Sonata No. 24, Op. 78
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven (as L. van Beethoven)
Performed by Jessica de Rooij
Published by Universal Music Publishing c/o Edition X-tended
Featured review
Sooner or later, Nazis always show up.
Okay, Rayne, the immortal half-vampire (or Dhampir) is living through World War II, and the Nazis are overrunning Europe.
So in the middle of a fight she joins for no good reason, she inadvertently turns a Nazi into a vampire like herself.
And then you have poor Clint Howard (Opies lesser-loved brother) playing an evil Nazi Doctor who wants to make Hitler immortal. I guess that was a better deal for Der Fuhrer than those guys who just want to put his head into a jar, but I digress.
Okay, this is Uwe Boll, and once again, the guy tries to put dialog in between his barely competent action sequences, and fails miserably. Also, the action scenes make not a lick of sense. Like if you just beat the snot out of a Nazi officer, do you REALLY stick around for a massage and girl-on-girl action? I think that these are scenes the director wanted to see, but no one else did.
Okay, Rayne, the immortal half-vampire (or Dhampir) is living through World War II, and the Nazis are overrunning Europe.
So in the middle of a fight she joins for no good reason, she inadvertently turns a Nazi into a vampire like herself.
And then you have poor Clint Howard (Opies lesser-loved brother) playing an evil Nazi Doctor who wants to make Hitler immortal. I guess that was a better deal for Der Fuhrer than those guys who just want to put his head into a jar, but I digress.
Okay, this is Uwe Boll, and once again, the guy tries to put dialog in between his barely competent action sequences, and fails miserably. Also, the action scenes make not a lick of sense. Like if you just beat the snot out of a Nazi officer, do you REALLY stick around for a massage and girl-on-girl action? I think that these are scenes the director wanted to see, but no one else did.
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- BloodRayne 3: Warhammer
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- $10,000,000 (estimated)
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