Jessie Duran I'm a fan of horror films and of vampires, my favorite is an old film called Near Dark, for that reason when I could obtain a copy of this films was amazing! It's a film that is centered in the drama of a group of young people disillusioned of the life and they become jumbled in a subworld of urban vampires. I have seen much garbage of Hollywood with greater budget and this film it's a breathing and demonstrates that the budget is not everything. My favorite scene is when the protagonists it has very particular a loving encounter… to Marilyn Manson had liked to be there. It has interesting a sound track of bands of rock in Spanish, but apparently he is hard to find, in any case in DVD American you can find some videos. It's very Gothic, there is good make-up type "Buffy" and far very entertained, with a surprising end

Claudio Carvalho Carmilla (Blanca Lewin) is a student of Journalism, who has relationship problems with her stepmother. She needs to interview a person for her homework of philosophy class, and she meets M (Juan Pablo Ogalde), a vampire lover that plays a RPG called "Eternal Blood" with his Gothic friends Elizabeth (Patricia Lopez) and Martin (Claudio Espinoza), in a seminar. After the interview, she is invited to participate in the game and dates M in a party in a house owned by the weird Dahmer (Carlos Borquez). The group uses drugs, and M is convinced that Dahmer is a vampire and is transforming his friends also in vampires. He decides to use the content of the philosophy classes to save Carmilla and his friends from the claws of Dahmer.Although having a confused beginning, "Sangre Eterna" is a good vampire movie. In the beginning, the development of the characters is very weak and it is difficult to understand what is happening. After some fifteen minutes, there is a clarification, and the story becomes dramatic regarding the relationship of Carmilla and M with their families. Then the gore and Gothic story becomes very intriguing and has a great conclusion. The dark cinematography and music score fits very well to this simple, but efficient film. My only remark is the exaggerated merchandising. My vote is six.Title (Brazil): "Sangue Eterno" ("Eternal Blood")Note: On 23 May 2010 I saw this film again.

avocadofreak4 I loved the film. I thought it was really cool. I watched it when I went to Chile on vacation. My cousin picked it out. Honestly I thought it was really cool, besides the fact I kinda didnt understand like a word or two. I loved the ending! it was unexpected and I thought it was the best. I love vampire tales and this was a great one, in my view. the fact that chile doesnt have the best economy situation shocks me. They did the best they could and I thought it was the coolest. After studying film making, I thought it was a really good film. Oh I know it was NO "Anne Rice's Interview with a Vampire", but it was TOTALLY a great movie that I would love to own. Yes, it was gory and kinda scary and weird on parts, but its a vampire movie...you kinda have to expect that.out of 10? id rate it a 10+

angelnegrofilm Without a doubt the film is of low budget but more than it surprises is its perfect mixture of horror and drama. It is a film of vampires very different from which we are customary to see. The first part is horror, action and Gore. But the second part is a dark and violent drama. It is really a refreshment for the abused genre the vampire. The special effects well are done and the powerful Spanish bands of rock are brilliant. Another great point to its favor is its great description of real the gothic world, not like in other films where everything is false, here the gothic world is very well represented. Its narrative proposal is to lose the notion of the reality or rather what is the real thing? for that reason the resource of the roll games (very similar to the masquarada one) is a success.