Corbin Nash

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Corbin Nash is a true MONSTER of a vampire movie! Its no-holds-barred brutality, combined with a novel retro-arcade style, puts 'new blood' into the vampire genre. The characters are well developed and leave the viewers thirsting for a bloody sequel to this incredibly entertaining and engaging movie. Former MMA fighter Dean Jagger brings the authentic physicality required for the Lead role as Corbin Nash, with excellent side-characters played by movie veterans Malcolm McDowell (Entourage, Mozart in The Jungle) and Corey Feldman (The Goonies, Stand By Me) adding further intrigue for a movie you can really get your teeth into!

Nice change from all the lovey-dovey vampire movies.

Glad to see this has risen in its over all ratings. New and original vampire movies are getting harder and harder to come by. Has the potential to become a cult classic! And the people giving it such low ratings here will probably be the first to claim they loved it first. Either that or the gender-bending content was just too much for them. Wouldn't be surprised if this spawned sequels, but I'm sure they won't be as good. Feldman's camp demon is very entertaining, but probably should have dropped the Silence of the Lambs reference in the car at the beginning, if it was intentional. Richard Wagner does a great job throughout as Vince, Feldman's naughty love interest. Very creepy indeed! Was actually glad to see that they achieved the mood and atmosphere, without over-the-top special effects. If you liked "From Dusk Till Dawn," "Blade" and "The Crow" you'll probably like Corbin Nash.

The star rating system of IMDB will not allow a minus rating, so, i gave it one star. Undoubly, the worst movie ever made. half of it is unexplained, at all, you just sit and watch things happen on the screan, not connected to anything in the film, you do learn some few things about the devil - he is (was?) a vampire, and u can kill him with a wooden stick, etc. etc. etc. All things considered, really the worst film ever, will bore you to death.

Corey feldman crafted a film worthy memory as his character in this. wow, I really needed a second to figure out, whoa, that's Corey? Great work and contrasting McDowell's amazing voice over and stage presence. The rest of the film is pretty average b-movie material but it isn't too bad. The best parts were the dreamy monster moments, like Tales From The Crypt meets some Comic Book Heavy Metal moment. There's a lot of sex/* like degrading of women which could be seen as gnarly, negative, but it isn't really. The thing this needed more of is better overall camera movement, kinetic space. But, it was fun and fine, it even reminds me a bit of The Crow, but on 25%. I think the hero always being so tough and not showing a softer side might make the acting feel weak, but it's not too bad. More mysterious lighting could have added to the mood. The music was professionally done, adr great, and the effects were fine. I think this is totally watchable from start to finish, sort of a videogame to screen feel. I've seen much worse, so give it a view and have fun. Especially if you like feldman and mcdowell.

There's no Kristen Stuart or Robert Pattinson (thank god). The movie is intense from start to finish and well worth the money! You'll enjoy the experience and would recommend it to anyone.

The movie is low budget, the writing is shoddy and the acting is okay. It's nothing special. I tried very hard to watch this movie. I read the reviews that were very positive and took a chance on it and really regretted my decision to watch it. It has a lot of promise, the sound effects were spot on, the B roll was excellent but the movie really disappoints in the A roll, the acting and the editing. I became really frustrated with the way the A roll was shot for this movie. In the first 10 minutes of the movie they don't consider framing to be important, so things that need to be wide angled are shot closely and things that are shot closely are wide angled. It makes no artistic or functional sense. There's a dialogue scene in the first 10 minutes where the main character is speaking to another influential character and the acting is just....poor. There is no tension, there is no real emotion being shown, it's like they told the main actor to act conflicted and he took that to mean act as if he was constipated! The line delivery in that conversation was so poor, the timing so bad, I wonder if the person who cast these roles even cared! Then there's the editing. Oh God, the editing. In that same conversation they switch the A roll (primary shots) between the two characters for every line they speak. For roughly 3 minutes you have the camera going right-left, left-right, back and forth for every....single....line of dialogue, without any transition, it's almost all straight cuts. They do use L and J cuts but sparingly. If you're epileptic and can be triggered, I'd avoid this movie at all costs. I'll try to watch it again, because I've never felt the need to write such a negative review of a movie before. I want to be fair to the people who worked on this movie, but from my first watch, it was terrible.

I so wanted this to be a great movie, especially since Corey Feldman has been so proud of it to encourage his entire Feldfam via twitter to give it stellar reviews on all review sites so it will expand to other theaters. And I guess there is some gang out there called the "wolf pack" that didn't like the video. I read in one of the reviews it was a guy named Bobby Wolfe, not gonna lie, his YouTube channel does kick ass btw--more than this Corbin Nash movie and Bobby Wolfe's youtube channel is free. Back to Corey's excitement, it was contagious, maybe this was his big comeback, because let's face it, his singing does kind of...suck. But, nope, I am afraid he just isn't the actor he was as a child, his performance in this movie not only broke my heart, it made me a bit sick. While I must admit I don't have any vampire friends, I have several friends in the trans community and well, as much "method" acting Corey claimed to have practiced, I don't think it worked well for him in this role...at...all. Maybe it is time for Corey Feldman to collect one last go fund me account and raise enough to retire once and for all. Sorry Feldman I just couldn't in all honesty give your movie/performance a perfect score, why would you ask us to, you let me down with this performance. I give up Feldog completely. :(

Just viewed this film and absolutely loved it! For a vampire movie it had a surprising comic book feel to it which made it different to other movies of the same genre. Impressive performances from all the cast, especially the lead and the addition of renowned actors (Corey Feldman, Rutger Hauer, Bruce Davison, Malcom McDowell) makes this movie even more enjoyable. This indie film is fast paced, beautifully shot, keeps you on the edge of your seat and leaves you wanting more! Bring on the sequel :)