Blood Ransom

Blood Ransom is a 2014 independent American thriller vampire romance film, produced by Tectonic Films. Directed by Francis dela Torre, the film stars Anne Curtis and Alexander Dreymon.

Plot

Crystal is a beautiful yet fragile girl in her early twenties. But something dark and brooding burns inside her and she fights to hold it back. She falls for the charms of the equally beautiful bad boy and criminal, Roman. He lures her into a life of “sin.” And she follows him. But when that life turns deadly, she regrets her choice. One day she wakes up and realizes that Roman has turned her into a monster. She is now trapped in a life she cannot escape. Until she inadvertently finds a way out through a young nobody named Jeremiah, who works for Roman as a driver. She manages to “escape” from Roman through a foolish kidnapping plot that goes wrong. Jeremiah and Crystal subsequently begin a dangerous love affair and devise a crazy plan that can make her human again. But Roman sends his cold-blooded henchman, Bill, to hunt them down. Crystal is now faced with a deadly choice: she can kill Jeremiah to live, or follow an impossible plan that can turn her soul human again, so that she can be with the man with whom she has fallen in love.

Cast

Main cast

• Anne Curtis as Crystal^[1]
• Alexander Dreymon as Jeremiah
• Caleb Hunt as Roman
• Jamie Harris as Bill
• Darion Basco as Daniel
• Clifton Powell as Detective Hobbs
• Vanessa Evigan as Anna
• Emily Skinner as Emily Hudson
• Suzette Ranillo as Tita Paz
• Kevin Meaney as Mr. Manningham
• Jon Jon Briones as Father Mena
• Dion Basco as Oliver
• Sam J. Warner as Arnie
• Natalina Maggio as Ianne
• Clayton Rohner as Rich White Guy
• Melody Butiu as Angel
• Carol Jones as Nora
• Alli Cripe as Sasha
• Faleolo Alailima as Bouncer
• Adam Gifford as Max
• Barclay DeVeau as Detective Kuber

Reception

The film received mixed to positive reviews from critics, but garnered praises from audiences, citing the film's dark and gritty take on the vampire mythology as one of the factors that made this film stand up from the rest of the genre.

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