Vampires - Los Muertos

Vampires - Los Muertos (2002)

  • 48% want to see it
    (6,631 ratings)

Summoned to Mexico to slay a clan of malevolent bloodsuckers, vampire hunter Derek Bliss (Jon Bon Jovi) finds himself in need of a new team when his former group of slayers falls prey to the fanged menace. Once again desperately striving to activate the black cross that will render vampires immune… More

R,
Directed By
Written By
Tommy Lee Wallace
Genres
Action & Adventure, Horror

Critic Reviews

  • Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com

    Despite a handful of worthwhile horror moments, Vampires: Los Muertos is almost entirely dead on arrival.

  • David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

    Vampires: Los Muertos is far more entertaining than it has any right to be, mostly due to Wallace's inventive direction and Bon Jovi's engaging lead performance.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Alexander W


    Snazy vampire flick where a couple of vampire hunters recruit a young boy and help a priest.

  • Dean M


    Jon Bon Jovi is no James Woods and director Tommy Lee Wallace is no John Carpenter as the premise of vampire hunters working for the Vatican is once again brought out for this tired sequel.

  • Emily A


    This was so dumb. It gets a whole extra point just for casting Jon Bon Jovi as the vampire hunter and another for making the head vampire a woman, but other than that this was pretty stupid. I can't think of anything else I liked about it really. Even the special effects were… More

  • Dann M


    If you can't get James Woods, get Jon Bon Jovi. Yes, it's that kind of sequel. Vampires: Los Muertos is a weak and uninspired horror film that's just trying to cash in on a franchise. Once again a vampire is seeking the Black Cross of Berziers in order to walk in… More

  • Adam M


    Dodgy vampire sequel with Jon Bon Jovi as a vampire hunter! Well, theres not much to add other than that. He finds a crew and goes to Mexico to fight some evil vampires. There you go! Some bits were so bad it was pretty funny. I was hoping The Bonj would break into a Jovi medley at… More

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