Blade: House of Chthon (2006)

21% of users liked it
(98 ratings)

The most powerful superhero ever to defang the living dead returns for an all-new adventure that was too intense for broadcast television. Blade (Sticky Fingaz) is back, and the Secrets of the Underworld are about to be revealed. But Blade can't defeat the legions of the undead all by himself, and… More The most powerful superhero ever to defang the living dead returns for an all-new adventure that was too intense for broadcast television. Blade (Sticky Fingaz) is back, and the Secrets of the Underworld are about to be revealed. But Blade can't defeat the legions of the undead all by himself, and in order to survive he's going to need a little help from Iraq war veteran Krista (Jill Wagner) and weapons expert Shen (Nelson Lee). Now, as Krista gets closer to discovering the true fate of her missing twin brother, powerful vampire Marcus (Neil Jackson) will fight to the death in order to ensure the survival of his blood-drinking brethren. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 28 min.
Directed By: Peter O'Fallon
Genres: Action & Adventure, Television, Science Fiction & Fantasy

On DVD: Sep 18, 2007

Critic Reviews

Kam Williams, EURWeb
When all is said and done, don't gruesome displays of vivisection explain the appeal of this sort of horror flick?
Felix Gonzalez Jr., DVD Review
As long as you don't expect the intensity of the movies or the charisma of Wesley Snipes, this can be a satisfying diversion that is at least worth a rental.
Felix Gonzalez Jr., DVD Review
I am not surprised at all that the series was quickly cancelled, though the pilot on its own makes an entertaining, if lackluster, TV movie.
Kam Williams, NewsBlaze
Sticky Fingaz certainly holds his own here, plus there's plenty of gore to satiate the bloodlust of fans of the genre.
John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
...compared to a good theatrical release, this Blade comes up ordinary at best. (Unrated Edition)
John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
...adds enough gratuitous sex and violence to make us forget for a minute that it really is a television production. (Unrated Edition)