2007·Horror·1h 39m
6.9
★
Rayne, a half-human half-vampire warrior, is in the America's 1880's Wild West to stop the vampired Billy the Kid and his posse of vampire cowboys.
Directed by Uwe Boll
based on video game
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Cast
Natassia Malthe
Rayne
Zack Ward
Billy the Kid
Michael Paré
Pat Garret
Brendan Fletcher
Muller
Chris Coppola
Newton Piles
Michael Eklund
The Preacher
John Novak
Sheriff Cobden
Chris Spencer
Bartender Bob
Sarah-Jane Redmond
Martha
Michael Teigen
Slime Bag Franson
Tyron Leitso
Fleetwood
Jodelle Ferland
Sally
Crew
Uwe Boll
Director
Mathias Neumann
Director of Photography
Uwe Boll
Executive Producer
Owen Walstrom
Stunts
Darryl Scheelar
Stunts
Jovan Nenadic
Stunts
Steven Cree Molison
Stunts
Rob Hayter
Stunts
Alex Green
Stunts
Lars Grant
Stunts
Connor Dunn
Stunts
Garvin Cross
Stunts
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
Bee
0.9★ · 09/01/25
I should have just watched Deliverance.
I should have just watched Deliverance.
Cinergy
1.0★ · 10/22/20
Hooptober Se7en, Entry # 9 (7 Part 2 sequels)
Uwe Boll is perhaps the one director that I've seen that has again and again neglected any good sound design. Watching this film late at night was a nightmare, because Boll's idea of sound design is making every weapon sound be at 99/100 volume level, while the dialogue is at about an 8/100. It's miserable, and makes the poor production quality and acting turn the experience hellish instead of the usually hilariously awful Boll brings.
Uwe Boll is perhaps the one director that I've seen that has again and again neglected any good sound design. Watching this film late at night was a nightmare, because Boll's idea of sound design is making every weapon sound be at 99/100 volume level, while the dialogue is at about an 8/100. It's miserable, and makes the poor production quality and acting turn the experience hellish instead of the usually hilariously awful Boll brings.
Hooptober Se7en, Entry # 9 (7 Part 2 sequels)
Uwe Boll is perhaps the one director that I've seen that has again and again neglected any good sound design. Watching this film late at night was a nightmare, because Boll's idea of sound design is making every weapon sound be at 99/100 volume level, while the dialogue is at about an 8/100. It's miserable, and makes the poor production quality and acting turn the experience hellish instead of the usually hilariously awful Boll brings.
Uwe Boll is perhaps the one director that I've seen that has again and again neglected any good sound design. Watching this film late at night was a nightmare, because Boll's idea of sound design is making every weapon sound be at 99/100 volume level, while the dialogue is at about an 8/100. It's miserable, and makes the poor production quality and acting turn the experience hellish instead of the usually hilariously awful Boll brings.
PFC
0.7★ · 07/16/26
Chao Prado
1.0★ · 04/20/25
Braunylad
7.0★ · 08/06/24