BloodRayne: The Third Reich

Plot synopsis:
Rayne fights against the Nazis in Europe during World War II with the French resistance, encountering Ekart Brand, a Nazi leader whose goal is to inject Adolf Hitler with Rayne's blood in an attempt to transform him into an all powerful dhampir and attain immortality.
The film opens with train cars full of humans being sent to concentration camps when they're intercepted by a French resistance group. Soon, Rayne (Natassia Malthe) arrives and kills most of the Nazi troops and corners their commandant in a train car. As the two talk, a Nazi shoots Rayne, splashing her blood on the commandant's face. Rayne kills the soldier before impaling the commandant on a pole and leaving him to die. Rayne soon converses with the leader of the resistance, Nathaniel, who is aware that Rayne is a dhampir. After finding the train cars full of prisoners, the resistance and Rayne decide to work together to fight the Nazis. After they leave however, the commandant is revealed to have survived his presumed death as a result of some of Rayne's blood getting in his mouth, implying that he is a dhampir.
Back at the headquarters of the Third Reich, a scientist named Mangler (Clint Howard) is torturing vampires as a way of studying them so he can make Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich immortal. A Third Reich lieutenant informs the doctor that the commandant was attacked by a 'vampire' in the daytime, intriguing his interest.
Elsewhere, Rayne heads to a brothel to get a massage when she overhears a soldier beating on one of the women. Rayne easily beats the man down, forcing the owner of the brothel to close early, despite being warned that the Nazis would suspect something. She ignores the warning and warns Rayne that she'd not be a problem for her business. As Rayne prepares to leave, a voluptuous woman stops Rayne and thanks her for saving the woman from before. Initially refusing at first, the woman seduces Rayne and has sex with her.

Tags: violence, murder

Review:
no sexy chick in latex as expected.Instead of Bloodrayne, a hot SENSUAL SEDUCTIVE female, we got from the casting crew a HYSTERICAL whining girl, she just can't pull it off, her voice is irritating, has nothing sensual or seductive, like vampires should have, instead it s dominated by the rebel 19 year boy looking like dude.2.
she moves like a pregnant woman in disarray.As a conclusion is a bad movie, has no story, the main actress talks and walks like a spoil led little brat,with an irritating voice, has nothing suave in her movements and nothing seductive about it.sub mediocre movie, i in fact tried to find a rating lesser then 1 on IMDb, cause it s not worth the 1point.i could V done a greater job, and i don t believe there is a worse actress then this one , at least for this role.great work.
The actors were good so it is not their fault that the film seems like it was shot in space as it lacks atmosphere.This is set during the 2nd world war so you would think that a vampire wearing a modern,tailor cut leather trenchcoat sporting tribal graphics coupled with undergarments from Ann Summers, would be a little out of keeping with the clothes of that era.
There is also a severe lack of musical accompanyment to any of the scenes so you get no sense of build up or excitement which makes it very flat.It is a real shame as this could have been up there with the greats of vampire films but they should have given the job of director to someone else...anyone else..
Were it leaves for example the script of the original one is that here we do have e lot of nudity even on the part of Rayne, this time played by Natassia Malthe as seen in Bloodrayne 2 and Lake Placid.
In the World War II, the Damphir Rayne (Natassia Malthe) fights against Nazis and joins the resistance lead by Nathaniel Gregor (Brendan Fletcher).
Now Rayne need to fix the problem, otherwise Hitler may achieve her power with the research of Doctor Mangler (Clint Howard)."Bloodrayne: The Third Reich" is a low budget movie by Uwe Boll with the combination of vampires, Nazis and eroticism that does not work well.
Bloodrayne: Third Reich is a good low budget movie.
It has all needed ingredients: sexy female her (very voluptuous Natassia Malthe), over the top bad guys (good doctor Mengele played by Clint Howard), cool fights choreography and interesting story with some funny ideas.
By the way – being a Boll haters is so "yesterday" Most of action horror/action fans will have a good time with this one, as I did, just don't expect big budget Hollywood blockbuster .
However, there are some downfalls after that, especially the fight scenes are less spectacular than some in the previous two movies, and Bloodrayne's character isn't developed much, pretty much a ball in a pinball machine, same player shoots again...
If you are at a certain mental age the lesbian scene (yuri) so frequent in movies today might be a reason to watch those 3 minutes, but the rest is utter crap.
Joining up with allies in WWII Germany, the half-human/half-vampire finds that one of her victims was a Nazi officer now bestowed with her powers and intends to use them in a plot to make Hitler immortal.An incredibly enjoyable and entertaining entry to an already fun and entertaining series, though this one doesn't reach the heights of the original.
As well, the increased amount of nudity certainly helps this one along, and altogether with a fast pace and enjoyable, simple story it gets a lot of good grace, only with the nagging problem of it's way too short running time to count as any sort of real flaw here.
Bloodrayne: The Third Reich is the third chapter of Uwe Boll's saga based on games about half-human, half-vampire.
The first film was set during Middle Ages, the second in Old West times, this time we're in the dark days of The Second World War. We find Rayne (beautiful Natassia Malthe reprising her role from the previous film) somewhere on the Eastern Front fighting side by side with the rebels against Nazis.
There's the crazy Dr Mangler (played by Clint Howard in a top form) and Nazi Commandant (Michael Pare) who accidentally becomes day-walking vampire (thanks to Rayne's own blood).
Malthe plays her role extremely good, "real" and – although I do like Kristana Loken (from the first Blodrayne movie) - I have to say Natassia is the perfect Rayne.
But it's is the best DVD premiere movie in the recent years and the best film in Bloodrayne saga so far.All to all: Don't trust all those people who basically say "every Boll's film is a bad filmbecausedohit's film from Uwe Boll".
What drew me in wasn't that I was a fan of the films or even Boll, but the concept of a war torn backdrop with Nazis tackling the supernatural in the shape of a vampire.
It was like I would believe the 40's Germany would be like, and the emotional state that the country had would be like.For a movie in the Bloodrayne legacy, Uwe Boll managed to take that whole concept and totally screw it up.
And I had looked forward to this, liking the first part, so I thought it had to be better than part 2, but no, I was disappointed.Uwe Boll have some good movies to his name, and also some bad movies; "Bloodrayne: The Third Reich" adds to the list of bad movies!
If you like watching a woman in hot (totally out of the time period) costume and with way too much cleavage going on, then this movie might be something for you though..
As much as I love vampire movies, this one was not worth the rental fee and was 30mins of my life I'll never get back (turned it off - just couldn't sit through it, that's how bad it was).
Of course twickle it, but still use the game overall style.Anyway i guess having this is still better than nothing, and like i said this movie redeem a little bit the 2 previous bad movies made about BR.And to finish, Rayne using a little bit of her "trash talk" is really good to see, this is from the game at least, and Natassia nude scene was ....huuuum delicious..
There are a lot of gratuitous elements that look cheap, are inserted randomly and have no reason usually for being there, and the love scene was completely out of place and pointless.Acting is not much better.
the lead woman has her breast heaving out of her dress, which is not a bad thing but bearing in mind this is meant to be a serious film, its wrong, just does not seem right, the acting is wooden but not the worst I have seen, now I was going to download the other 2 films that came out before this one, but do not think I will bother, if this is any think to go by, its below average, however if you are stuck in the house on a Sunday afternoon and the only selection available to you is a "Asylum" movie (company that churn out crap B movies) or this vampire flick, this one wins hands down, so not all bad..
His best scene is when he confronts Rayne near the end of the movies and tries to drink her blood.
And the story itself should have worked- Rayne, Nazis, vampires, powerful blood, creepy experiments, etc.
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.
The "actors" and "director" should all behind bars for this pathetic attempt.Seriously, it is REALLY bad.Probably the best part of the movie was the original WWII archival footage of Hitler.The initial fight scene, I guess, was comical.
I thought that casting Natassia Malthe as Rayne in the second movie was a big improvement.
The opening to this one was actually almost like a real movie, great music, camera work and made you want to keep watching.
This may actually be better than the second one, at least this one isn't way too long for its own good and has some decent aspects that could be entertaining if you are in the right mood.Its not very good, after all, it is an Uwe Boll film, but I will say that it is nice to see a relatively modern low budget Nazisploitation movie, there's only a handful of them.
It suffers from many flaws the usual Uwe Boll movie has, like awful lines of dialog that someone read and actually thought would be decent enough to keep in the movie (which is unbelievable), the usual cheap effects, the disjointed editing, the incompetent direction and the dull characters we are suppose to care about but we are never given any real reason to.Overall, a pretty bad movie that could be amusing to Nazisploitation fans who watch all kinds of crap just to see sexploitation scenes and Nazis getting killed in very unconvincing ways..
First of all, we are VERY FAR from Bloodrayne, this is more a personal fantasy movie created for the author and no one else...well maybe teenagers in search of cheap, sleazy sex scene.A lot of the movie is spent showing you the actress body's and people abusing it many ways.
It doesn't look as cheap and tacky as some of Uwe Boll's other movies - there's something resembling production values here (like with costumes and props), and the Croatia backdrop is well photographed.
Still, the outfit went some ways towards disguising her awful acting skills and I found it almost impossible to not stare at her breasts for almost the entire 20 minutes I managed to endure of this abomination.Uwe Boll gets a lot of stick but there are worse films out there than what he makes, so I feel it unjustified.
Actually, he's kind of a source of inspiration in that he does what he loves regardless of what people think, and makes money at it too!So, Uwe Boll: so-so; BloodRayne: The Third Reich: just watch some porn and enjoy yourself..
It sounded highly unconvincing and so 'over the top' that it might have been okay for a theater performance but not for this or any movie.-the whole movie feels very stiff and heartless -the acting is partly okay but it is overall poorly directed and cut -the action scenes are weakly executed, they are basically very short clips, filmed separately, assembled into one scene to convey the disability of the actors to perform believable moves-the 'love scenes' are not terrible per se but do not contribute to or fit into the plot, especially the first one -the heroine's costume and her typical Gothic red, black hair make her looks quite stupid and far from 'cool'The most audacious part of this production is to turn it into a 70 minute movie (plus 10 minute credits).
Brand turns to Nazi mad scientist Doctor Mangler (Clint Howard) to assist him through his transformation, Brand wants to capture the powerful Rayne to collect her blood so Adolf Hitler can drink it & become an all powerful & immortal Vampire!This American, Canadian & German co-production was co-produced & directed by Uwe Boll & is the third entry in the Bloodrayne franchise which originally started life as a video game, the first Bloodrayne (2005) isn't that bad actually & might even be described as alright & while I can't really remember Bloodraye: Deliverance (2007) I doubt it was any worse than this.
The first Bloodrayne was set in 18th Century Romania, Bloodrayne: Deliverance was set in 1880 in the American wild west while the script here opts to place Rayne in 1940's Europe during World War II fighting Nazi's no less & ultimately the so silly it's fun concept of trying to stop Adolf Hitler from becoming an immortal Vampire.
The dialogue alternates between bland & downright hilarious, it's obvious this was written by someone whose native tongue is not English & doesn't really care about treating World War II, the Nazi's & death camp's with any sensitivity.To give Bloodtrayne: The Third Reich some credit it does look quite nice, Natassia Malthe reprising the role of Rayne for the second time is hot but she is given little to do other than swing her sword's during the tame & repetitive fight scenes.
I won't mention their German accents either...Bloodrayne: The Third Reich is a mixed bag, at times it's silly & unintentionally funny while at other's it's a total bore but some sex, a hot looking leather clad babe in the lead & some fun to be had at Michael Paré & Clint Howard's expense means it's not a total disaster & bad movie fans should gain some pleasure from it, the short 70 minute running time helps too..
Sadly, the movies suffers from the classic case of what I like to call "The Uwe Boll Flush" - Making a poor movie version of a great video game.The acting in this film is sub-par, the worst of it coming from the heroine Rayne, played by Natassia Malthe.
Although she is quite stunning, she can't quite seem to pull off playing the popular vampire very well.****WARNING: Two Spoilers Below**** Another issue I have is for the Sex Scenes: Yes, watching two women have sex is quite a site to behold, and normally I'd be singing praise for it, but in this movie, it seemed unnecessary, and the movie would've been SLIGHTLY better without it.The ending was also sub-par and rushed.
Uwe Boll took something unpolished, added some unnecessary sex scenes, gave it a title and told us to like it.If you enjoy watching these kind of movies and don't care how weak the plot is, then this movie is for you.If you are the kind of person who enjoys watching real movies, you can skip this one..
I watched the whole movie and the only good part of it the actress (actually I would use comas so "actress") who is playing the character of the damphire.
Bloodrayne: The Third Reich is actually better than i expected ,and i would be happy to buy it .It is a decent vampire movie .The lesbian scene with Natassia Malthe is worth my time and money .
This is the third story in Uwe Boll's vampire hunting heroine and this time the Nazis have really p'd her off.
Boll also indulges himself in a lengthy soft core lesbian sex scene just because.Like in all badly written films the Nazi troops can't hit anything unless the script calls for a character to be injured.
First Uwe Boll movie I have seen..
They tried to make something between a Nazi vampire fun movie, combined with a bit historical correctness.
Total Supervillainess of the bad guy and completely madness of the doctor would have done the trick.During the whole movie, from the beginning to the end, you can feel in every scene, what they had tried to create.
The script is terrible, the plot is flat, the acting could be down right laughable if I hadn't been crying for the damage films like this do to my desire to watch movies.
For the record I have seen the previous two BLOODRAYNE movies and personally I thought they weren't really bad but they weren't exactly good either.
The acting in this film is also terrible and believe it or not, Natassia Malthe, Micheal Pare and Clint Howard are all three good actors but here they struggle to play their characters convincingly not that they're worn out but because the material they had to work with was that bad and to further illustrate.
The supporting cast members who play German characters don't even pull off a German accent successfully.Overall, This movie is just plain bad and I believe this is the last Uwe Boll film I'll see this decade as his last few efforts were also rather terrible..
Okay it was done by Uwe boll (who did deliverance, the 2nd in the series), and the same person playing Rayne, but I thought well it being called the Third Reich then maybe they have learned their lesson and went back to the game's storyline and maybe this one will be good, I have to give it a chance.
Now he was in the Third Reich, but not as his character he was in the first two movies, but as a Nazi vampire.
If you are expecting a good and serious vampire movie then please don't even think about starting here.
After watching horrendous Uwe Boll movies, I am so happy to say that this is my final one.
This movie features Rayne in World War II fighting Nazis.
It turns out Hitler doesn't appear at the end the film even stops before what looks like a cool fight scene.There's a lot of nudity here and I think you could even consider this soft core porn.
I remember watching House of the Dead, one of many movie games, Boll has raped, and thinking how hilariously bad it was.
Many lines sound as if someone just read them for the first time, straight off of a page, and many scenes feel like they are acted out by amateurs who haven't read the script, and thus, don't know what their character should be feeling.That is all very sad, because there was potential to make this as great as "Hot Fuzz" and other sleeper hits, if not in popularity, at least in passion.The thing is, by any summary, this movie seems like it would be good.