Watch Bloodstone: Subspecies II

Bloodstone: Subspecies II is a horror film that hit the cinemas in 1993. It is a sequel to the 1991 film titled Subspecies. Directed by Ted Nicolaou, the movie stars Anders Hove, Denice Duff, Kevin Spirtas, and Melanie Shatner. The movie begins with a series of flashbacks that remind viewers of the events that took place in the previous film. Radu (Anders Hove), a vampire over a thousand years old, was killed by his own mother, but he had already transformed Michelle (Denice Duff), a graduate student, into a vampire before his death. Meanwhile, Michelle's sister, Becky (Melanie Shatner) was able to destroy the Bloodstone, a powerful relic that gave vampires their strength, causing the destruction of the entire vampire nest in Transylvania.

However, Michelle survived and fled to Bucharest, where she tried to resist the craving for blood. The powerful vampire Stefan (Kevin Spirtas) becomes attracted to Michelle, and she finds herself torn between her thirst for blood and her desire for Stefan. However, Radu, who has returned from the dead, also seeks Michelle, as she holds the key to his resurrection.

Radu and his minions ambush Michelle in her apartment, and Stefan arrives just in time to rescue her. Radu reveals that he requires the Bloodstone to fully resurrect himself and orders Michelle to find it. Several characters, including Stefan and his fellow vampire, Mara, whom Michelle had earlier befriended, assist Michelle in the search for the Bloodstone. The hunt takes them through obscure locations, and they are led to a confrontation with Radu and his minions.

The movie is a sequel that expands upon its predecessor, adding new and interesting elements to the story. It explores the relationship between Stefan and Michelle, which brings a fresh twist to the plot. The film's storyline is fluid, with an adequate balance of action, suspense, and drama. The horror theme is intensely maintained, with fear and gore at every turn. The special effects also add an extra touch of suspense to the narrative. The movie theatre pulsated with the sounds of eerie music that heightened the bloodcurdling nature of the film.

The acting in Bloodstone: Subspecies II is impressive. There is an intense passion for the characters, and the performances are excellent. Anders Hove's portrayal of Radu is flawless, and he delivers an excellent performance as the chief antagonist. Kevin Spirtas's portrayal of Stefan is sharp, bringing a sense of danger and intrigue to the story. Denice Duff's portrayal of Michelle is commendable as she portrays the inner turmoil of a vampire who is battling with her dark side.

Another notable feature of the film is the set and location design. The movie was filmed on location in Romania, giving the film an air of authenticity. The set design is creative, with elaborate costumes and makeup that add to the dark ambiance of the film. The cinematography is also creatively done, with an excellent use of lighting to create a frightening atmosphere.

Overall, Bloodstone: Subspecies II is an excellent sequel that lives up to the expectations set by its predecessor. The suspenseful storyline, coupled with the excellent acting and creative set design, makes it a must-watch for horror movie enthusiasts. The movie has an age restriction due to its graphic content, but it will undoubtedly scare the bravest of adults. It is a classic 90's horror film that still retains its terror appeal to this day.

Bloodstone: Subspecies II is a 1993 horror movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 47 minutes. It has received moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 6.1.