Dougray Scott, Leo Gregory, Saffron Burrows
Set in an alternate 1960s, Perfect Creature imagines a world where vampires and humans peacefully co-exist. This delicate balance looks to be destroyed when an influenza epidemic begins to sweep the h...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 5, 2007
Stats: 392 reviews
A very creative spin on vampire lore.
This film created a very stylized and intriguing mythology and was visually intriguing and at times stunning.
Has the feel of a graphic novel. Would love to see more of these characters and the story in general.
Absolutely brilliant. A unique, sophisticated, original and superb vision. The most outstanding genre-bending film in years, combining horror, science fiction, action and mystery. An incrediable movie. A masterpiece. It's remarkable, thrilling and exhilerating. Gripping, riveting...( read more)
Seeing vampires running the Church was kinda' weird. Otherwise it was a somewhat predictable vampire flick. Not much gore, though, so that was good, and there was almost no foul language.
Interesting and original take on vampires. It's a lttle slow and Leo Gregory is a bit too hammy but overall an entertaining experience.
I was expecting something else. It had a different take on vampires.The storyline was ok and the acting was ok but I just thought director Glenn Standring could have done more with this, it had potential. This is one of those movies that look really good when you see the trailer,...( read more)
One of the better vampire flicks i have watched recently. It was a bit like Underworld crossed with The Matrix.
A wierd ass take on vampires. A useless movie in my opinion altho Dougray's character was intriguing. I do love that Saffron Burrows!
It was boring. The director tried to make it into a classic or realistic or whatever but it did'nt work.
the trailer was sooo cool. now i kno never ever ever trust trailers.
hardly any blood , gore , evil , the broodhood made vampires look like fags.
Well u have 2 say that the acting was good. I hope perfect creature 2 ( if there will be any ) would be cooler and better than this 1.
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