Embrace of the Vampire (2013 film)

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Embrace of the Vampire
Directed by	Carl Bessai
Written by	Andrew C. Erin Alan Mruvka Sheldon Roper
Produced by	John Prince Alan Mruvka Lisa M. Hansen Lati Grobman Christa Campbell Tom Berry
Starring	Sharon Hinnendael Kaniehtiio Horn C.C. Sheffield Chelsey Reist Victor Webster Keegan Connor Tracy
Music by	John Frizzell
Production companies	CineTel Films Bloodline Pictures
Distributed by	Anchor Bay Entertainment
Release date	October 15, 2013 (2013-10-15) (United States)
Running time	91 minutes
Country	Canada
Language	English

Embrace of the Vampire is a 2013 film remake of the 1995 film Embrace of the Vampire. It was released on October 15, 2013 direct to video in the United States to universally negative reviews.

Plot[]

The virgin and repressed Charlotte Hawthorn joins the university from a Catholic school with a scholarship for participating in the fencing team. She shares the room with Nicole and tells her that her mother died and she is alone. Charlotte has thalassemia and is forced to use medicine. She gets a job working as a waitress in a coffee shop owned by Chris. Soon she meets the fencing coach, Professor Cole, who is also responsible for the literature classes, and her mate Eliza becomes jealous over his treatment of Charlotte. Soon she has daydreams and the mystic Daciana, who is the owner of a store, explains her fate in the world as a vampire hunter, but Charlotte does not believe in her until her friends die.

Cast[]

Reception[]

Reviews praised visuals and set location but criticised characters, plot, mythology premise, abrupt ending, limited portrayal of Victor Webster, and over-reliance on female nudity/sexuality, noting it as weak compared to the original and over-similar to the Twilight film series, with Hinnendael possibly plagiarising Kristen Stewart^{[citation needed]}. It has received an aggregate score of 10% on Rotten Tomatoes.^[1]

References[]

External links[]

• Embrace of the Vampire at IMDb

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