Directed by:
Rod HardyScreenplay:
John PinkneyCinematography:
Vincent MontonComposer:
Brian MayCast:
Chantal Contouri, David Hemmings, Henry Silva, Rod Mullinar, Max Phipps, Robert Thompson, Amanda Muggleton, Yvette ReesPlots(1)
Kate, a career girl, is kidnapped by The Brotherhood who take her to their secret farm headquarters where stringent efforts are made to convince her of her ancestry. Fighting against her new instincts, the real Kate starts to re-emerge. How long will the Brotherhoods hold over her last? (Glass Doll Films)
Reviews (1)
You should not expect too much horror here. The movie is dominated by the scenes with hallucinations in the middle of the movie, when a decent atmospheric horror sequence appears, but otherwise, it is more of a modern vampire drama on the subject of what it would look like if vampires lived among us as an organization exploiting humans. It is a pity that the sinister Henry Silva was not given a larger role in the movie when he had already been dragged all the way from the United States to Australia. With his demonic appearance, he could have aimed for the part of an archvillain, while he ended up with a more or less superfluous supporting role.
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