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Night Hunter

Night Hunter

Wooden stakes and silver bullets can't save you now... You'd better pray Jack Cutter can.

4.5 / 1019961h 26m

Synopsis

Jack Cutter is the last in long line of vampire hunters. After killing few vampires in one L.A. restaurant, he is chased both by police and by other vampires. In the process he meets an attractive woman-reporter.

Genre: Action, Horror, Drama

Status: Released

Director: Rick Jacobson

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Main Cast

Don Wilson

Don Wilson

Jack Cutter

Melanie Smith

Melanie Smith

Raimy Baker

Nicholas Guest

Nicholas Guest

Bruno Fischer

Sid Sham

Sid O'Mack

Cash Casey

Detective Browning

Maria Ford

Maria Ford

Jacqueline Tournier

Ron Yuan

Ron Yuan

Hashimoto

Michael Cavanaugh

Michael Cavanaugh

Roy Ward

Vince Murdocco

Vince Murdocco

Curt Argento

James Lew

James Lew

Tom Cutter

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User Reviews

GenerationofSwine

It's got Don "The Dragon" Wilson kind of playing Lorenzo Lamas from Renegade, kind of playing Brandon Lee from The Crow. And it has Maria Ford who... kept her clothes on, which makes one instantly wonder how that went down in the casting call. "Listen, Maria, we really want you for the role, but are you OK with not doing full frontal?" Anyway, this movie would have been something with a higher budget wouldn't it? The start of the film was solid... SOLID... for any independent horror/action flick.... ... and then the unnecessary subplots failed. They attempted to give a little too much character to Don Wilson and, honestly, this time it would have been better if they left him underdeveloped and made him more the vampire boogeyman. No one would have complained if Ford took her clothes off again... no one. And, seriously, the attempts to flesh out the story weren't necessary. It had a great start, it should have fallen back on mindless action, but the plot just kept getting in the way of that. It was a B-Movie that thought it was something more and that is where things fail.... ... but, Don "The Dragon" Wilson was really trying his best to be more than a kickboxing machine, so... credit. And the opening alone spoke of real potential. But, sometimes, you just have to understand that you are making a B-Movie and roll with it.