My Rating “His Name Is…Blade!” A blood curdling scream echoes out from the fog covered docks of London Port. Several vampires have just assaulted a young couple who were awaiting passage on an outbound ocean liner. As the undead encircle them, Bobby and Ellen realize they only have seconds to live. Then one of the […]
My Rating “Death From The Sea!” Mortally wounded by Quincy Harker’s poison dart, Dracula flees from his battle with Dr. Heinrich Mortte. In bat form the Lord of the Undead flies quickly towards the small village of Littlepool, but in his weakened state Dracula crash lands on the hard cobblestone street leading into an empty
My Rating “The Hell-Crawlers” Poisoned! Dracula flees from battle as Quincy Harker’s wooden dart pumps an unknown toxin into the Vampire’s bloodstream. The Count has never felt pain like this before in either his mortal or Immortal lifespan. Before Dracula begins to take bat form, he backhands his mindless servant, Clifton Graves, with such supernatural
My Rating “Night Of The Death Stalkers!” Forced to retreat from the English moors, Count Dracula has returned to the snow filled streets of London. His first priority is to feed the never-ending thirst which drives his every thought. In a flash the vampire lord changes into bat form. Within thirty minutes Dracula finds his
My Rating “Death to a Vampire-Slayer” Demons! Count Dracula and Rachel Van Helsing’s porter, Taj, have been pulled through a demonic mirror into a dimension unknown. Before the vampire lord can gain his bearings a wave of demon monster attack. The mute giant is strong but Taj is overwhelmed by the nightmarish creatures. Dracula stands
My Rating Who Stalks the Vampire?” Thames River, London – England, Frank Drake stands on the guardrail of London Bridge, the dark night mixes with the think fog so common for this time of year. Frank stares down towards the water flowing underneath the bridge, a grim melancholy has set in his mind. Jennie Ovington
My Rating “Werewolf By Night” In the warehouse, from a dark corner lunged the beast. The murderer was not the wolf but a contract killer waiting for his payment. The woman was Jack Russell’s mother, her death came at the hand of Max Grant, the family chauffeur and psychopath. It was Phillip Russell who placed
