

1982·Crime·1h 39m
7.1
★






Roberto Hurtado suffers from a rare disease that requires massive transfusions of blood from children or adolescents. His son blackmails three employees to get blood for him and they resort to unscrupulous methods to obtain it.
Directed by Luis Ospina
vampire
blood transfusion

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Cast

Florina Lemaitre
Florencia

Carlos Mayolo
Perfecto

Humberto Arango
Ever

Gilberto Forero
Don Roberto Hurtado

Luis Alberto García
Adolfo Hurtado

Franky Linero
Poncho
Crew

Luis Ospina
Director

Luis Ospina
Screenplay

Luis Ospina
Editor

Luis Ospina
Producer

Sergio Cabrera
Second Assistant Camera
Popular Reviews
18 reviews
Isa
8.0★ · 06/13/26

me da una ternura que Mayolo salga en las películas de Ospina y Ospina en las de Mayolo🥺🥺🥺🥺 ellos sólo son amiguitos
también me parece absurdo que exista este tipo de cine tan maravilloso y haya gente que quiere votar por agüevardo me la estriega y no reconozcan ni la memoria que atraviesa al país, ni que desfinanciar la cultura significa no poder expresarla ni contarla, muerte a los fachos
también me parece absurdo que exista este tipo de cine tan maravilloso y haya gente que quiere votar por agüevardo me la estriega y no reconozcan ni la memoria que atraviesa al país, ni que desfinanciar la cultura significa no poder expresarla ni contarla, muerte a los fachos
me da una ternura que Mayolo salga en las películas de Ospina y Ospina en las de Mayolo🥺🥺🥺🥺 ellos sólo son amiguitos
también me parece absurdo que exista este tipo de cine tan maravilloso y haya gente que quiere votar por agüevardo me la estriega y no reconozcan ni la memoria que atraviesa al país, ni que desfinanciar la cultura significa no poder expresarla ni contarla, muerte a los fachos
también me parece absurdo que exista este tipo de cine tan maravilloso y haya gente que quiere votar por agüevardo me la estriega y no reconozcan ni la memoria que atraviesa al país, ni que desfinanciar la cultura significa no poder expresarla ni contarla, muerte a los fachos
Nunw
9.0★ · 05/26/26

great movie
y el último vampiro que matemos será el que nos vendió la sangre
y el último vampiro que matemos será el que nos vendió la sangre
great movie
y el último vampiro que matemos será el que nos vendió la sangre
y el último vampiro que matemos será el que nos vendió la sangre
Alinayass
8.0★ · 03/26/26

Un final demasiado latinoamericano por desgracia
La violencia e impunidad en nuestro continente es de terror
La violencia e impunidad en nuestro continente es de terror
Un final demasiado latinoamericano por desgracia
La violencia e impunidad en nuestro continente es de terror
La violencia e impunidad en nuestro continente es de terror
Ivy
9.7★ · 10/30/25

Ending the month with a fucking banger. Holy shit!
The gothic aesthetic roots of vampirism are projected onto some miserable social realism. A formally gorgeous work that remains grounded as it follows these evil motherfuckers.
As superficial a comparison as this is, I find works like Pure Blood harder to digest than something like Salò. Ultimately, Salò is a mockery of the political cruelties that it presents: a farce composed with absolute malice towards those who exploit and abuse under our hierarchical systems of power. On a personal level, the piece fails to shock me; conversely, with a realist work like this, the violence on display is a mundane matter, as it simply exists as something produced by the observed systems. The brutal murders of these young boys are causal for the parties involved with the film, even presenting the person who seemingly serves to benefit the most as ignorant of the violence his social position manifests. The piece is undoubtedly formally and structurally direct in its construction, and this directness allows the critique to be as hard-hitting as it is. Even then, I do recognize my personal biases given my personal philosophies surrounding violence in my art (see my Elephant review).
The gothic aesthetic roots of vampirism are projected onto some miserable social realism. A formally gorgeous work that remains grounded as it follows these evil motherfuckers.
As superficial a comparison as this is, I find works like Pure Blood harder to digest than something like Salò. Ultimately, Salò is a mockery of the political cruelties that it presents: a farce composed with absolute malice towards those who exploit and abuse under our hierarchical systems of power. On a personal level, the piece fails to shock me; conversely, with a realist work like this, the violence on display is a mundane matter, as it simply exists as something produced by the observed systems. The brutal murders of these young boys are causal for the parties involved with the film, even presenting the person who seemingly serves to benefit the most as ignorant of the violence his social position manifests. The piece is undoubtedly formally and structurally direct in its construction, and this directness allows the critique to be as hard-hitting as it is. Even then, I do recognize my personal biases given my personal philosophies surrounding violence in my art (see my Elephant review).
Ending the month with a fucking banger. Holy shit!
The gothic aesthetic roots of vampirism are projected onto some miserable social realism. A formally gorgeous work that remains grounded as it follows these evil motherfuckers.
As superficial a comparison as this is, I find works like Pure Blood harder to digest than something like Salò. Ultimately, Salò is a mockery of the political cruelties that it presents: a farce composed with absolute malice towards those who exploit and abuse under our hierarchical systems of power. On a personal level, the piece fails to shock me; conversely, with a realist work like this, the violence on display is a mundane matter, as it simply exists as something produced by the observed systems. The brutal murders of these young boys are causal for the parties involved with the film, even presenting the person who seemingly serves to benefit the most as ignorant of the violence his social position manifests. The piece is undoubtedly formally and structurally direct in its construction, and this directness allows the critique to be as hard-hitting as it is. Even then, I do recognize my personal biases given my personal philosophies surrounding violence in my art (see my Elephant review).
The gothic aesthetic roots of vampirism are projected onto some miserable social realism. A formally gorgeous work that remains grounded as it follows these evil motherfuckers.
As superficial a comparison as this is, I find works like Pure Blood harder to digest than something like Salò. Ultimately, Salò is a mockery of the political cruelties that it presents: a farce composed with absolute malice towards those who exploit and abuse under our hierarchical systems of power. On a personal level, the piece fails to shock me; conversely, with a realist work like this, the violence on display is a mundane matter, as it simply exists as something produced by the observed systems. The brutal murders of these young boys are causal for the parties involved with the film, even presenting the person who seemingly serves to benefit the most as ignorant of the violence his social position manifests. The piece is undoubtedly formally and structurally direct in its construction, and this directness allows the critique to be as hard-hitting as it is. Even then, I do recognize my personal biases given my personal philosophies surrounding violence in my art (see my Elephant review).
Yuan Supreme
7.0★ · 07/05/25

Gran exponente del cine colombiano, una propuesta muy interesante al elemento gótico y como se desarrolla en nuestro territorio.
Gran exponente del cine colombiano, una propuesta muy interesante al elemento gótico y como se desarrolla en nuestro territorio.