BloodRayne

By Brian Crecente Now's your chance! Round up your copies of movies BloodRayne, House of the Dead and Postal and hand them over to Uwe Boll. The infamous boxer/director Boll will be at Spudic's Movie Empire in Van Nuys, California for two hours on Nov. 7 to autograph stuff and talk about Postal the movie.

 IN - Stevie Smith The game, developed by Terminal Reality (Monster Truck Madness, BloodRayne), is built around third-person action in the city of New York and sees original movie cast members Bill Murray, Dan Ackroyd and Harold Ramis all reprising their starring roles ...

 NY BloodRayne is a game about a lesbian vampire who kills Nazis with knives attached to her arms. In a kind and loving world, those two statements would never under any circumstances be related. And yet, Ben Kingsley -- the man who gave us Gandhi ...

Ghostbusters: The Video Game – Developed by Terminal Reality (BloodRayne) and written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, Ghostbusters: The Video Game looks to try and recapture the comedy and scares from the classic movies. My take: Who is not excited ...

Check out some of Bloodrayne 2's gameplay in this montage from Majesco. www.gamespot.com

Rayne confronts a number of SS soldiers in this CG cutscene. www.gamespot.com

In this clip, explosions light up the sky as Rayne ignites propane tanks with her chains. www.gamespot.com

Q&A: Ghostbustin' with Terminal Reality One was Terminal Reality, best known during the last console generation for its vampiric action series BloodRayne--which was subsequently made into two critically pilloried films by Uwe Boll. Luckily, Terminal Reality's first foray on ...

Requested by xAngelicxMaidenx here is my first ever video game that I review and I will still take more requests for review of my video games just ... it.truveo.com

 CA So, Terminal Reality has been working with Infernal Engine for five years internally, ever since BloodRayne. They spent that time tailoring it to using it as a licensable engine -- so adding documentation, making the user interface something that's ...

 CA According to Box-Office Mojo, it currently rests on a list of video game adaptations beneath Boll's In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale and above BloodRayne. Ouch. Let's look at it from this perspective: We've arrived at a point where we are ...

 CA If you've ever dreamt of being a film producer, German director Uwe Boll of BloodRayne fame has devised a unique, economical way to make that dream come true. The director is seeking out co-producers for his next film, a terrorist disaster movie called ...

Known as "the Ed Wood of Germany," Boll has been consistently trashed by critics for his adaptations of popular video games including "Alone in the Dark," "BloodRayne" and the Dungeon Siege film "In the Name of the King. ... Give Uwe Boll Your Money Escapist Magazine

Berlin, Germany (CNS) - German director/producer Uwe Boll, known for adapting videos games into films such as "BloodRayne" and "House of Dead," is reaching out for fans to donate 33 euros or $49 for his next film. The filmmaker is appealing to everyone ...

 UK - He's being given the Worst Career Achievement award for work on films such as BloodRayne, House of the Dead, Postal and Alone in the Dark. ... Uwe Boll to receive lifetime dishonour Digital Spy all 2 news articles

Rayne uses her chain to throw food into the belly of a demon. www.gamespot.com

 - Nov 13, 2008 Uwe Boll, film director ridiculed for his work on the Dungeon Siege and BloodRayne movie among others, has been ordered to pay up $2.1 million for libelling ...

Even though BloodRayne managed to carve a fine niche for itself as one of the worst movies ever made, Uwe Boll (the man behind that crapfest) is one persistent SOB and is hell bent on making audiences squirm (in agony that is) with ...

By Brian Ashcraft • BloodRayne - $1.5 million • Alone in the Dark — $2.83 million • In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale — $2.98 million • House of the Dead — $5.68 million • Hitman — $13.18 million • Doom — $15.48 million • Max Payne — $18 million • Silent Hill — $20.15 million

By Susan Arendt Art" is not a term that gets applied to Boll's work very frequently, except perhaps to note the lack of it. His efforts as writer, director and producer of movies like House of the Dead, BloodRayne and In the Name of the King: A ...

 CA - Oct 9, 2008 asking which critic should fight Boll, I was the winner, but was deemed ineligible due to having given Boll's BloodRayne a relatively positive review. ...

 NY - Sep 13, 2008 Previous videogame to film adaptations such as Milla Jovovich’s “Resident Evil” series, director Uwe Boll’s “BloodRayne” and “House of the Dead” ...

 New Zealand - BloodRayne was an abomination... It's a horrifying and preposterous movie." But, saying all that, Madsen would consider making another movie with the ...

Possibly the only filmmaker on the planet who has garnered recognition through utter infamy, Uwe Boll (BloodRayne, Tunnel Rats) returns with Postal.

  USA - Blame this debacle on director-screenwriter Paul WS Anderson, who makes movies as if he's been interning under "BloodRayne" hack director Uwe Boll. ...

 DC - Jul 21, 2008 I could protest the awfulness of House of the Dead and BloodRayne by threatening to boycott Uwe Boll movies, but I don't watch Boll's "films" in the first ...

 CA - Ben Kingsley has done worse than BloodRayne and Ray Liotta/Burt Reynolds/Jason Statham far worse than In the Name of the King. Kristanna Loken is a kick-ass ...

Director Uwe Boll has sued actor Billy Zane in Los Angeles Superior Court, claiming he's owed at least $700000 in revenues from the 2006 boxoffice flop Bloodrayne. Boll claims in the April 30 filing that Zane was the one who suggested ...

By Brian Crecente From the site: A religious charlatan (Foley), his mild mannered nephew (Ward) and a gang of bosomy commandos face off against Osama bin Laden and the Taliban in an epic battle that will determine the fate of the world in POSTAL, the latest film from controversial director Uwe Boll ("Blood...

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By Mike Fahey Uwe Boll's In The Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale didn't do so well at the box office this weekend, making back a mere $3.3 million of its $70 million budget. Hell, I even forgot to go see it in the face of more interesting pursuits - my toenails are now neatly trimmed and filed. Now that he's s...

Horror fans will be able to see the NC-17 rated Seed at the Fangoria Convention January 18. The 1970s movie, which stars Michael Pare as a man hunting down a released serial killer, will be rolled out in a limited release. Gamers will have plenty of new Boll films to talk about for the coming yea...

By Mike Fahey Given the limited shelf space and relatively quick turn of titles at retail nowadays, we consider GameTap to be a valuable vehicle that can help extend the video game lifecycle," said Ken Gold, vice president of Marketing, Majesco.

By Brian Ashcraft Alone in the Dark, BloodRayne and House of the Dead. Director Uwe Boll has made movie adaptations to varying degrees of bad and really bad. (Though, he newest movie Postal is apparently somewhat good!) So what games would Boll really like to direct? He says about his dream projects:

By The Huffington Post News Editors The filmmaker, Uwe Boll, is accused of creating two Web sites that are direct copies of the New York Post's Web site, ny-postal.tk and postal-themovie.com/mag, to promote his movie, "Postal." The Post is asking a federal judge to enjoin Mr. Boll from using the Web site and to transfer the doma...

By Luke Plunkett Good news, Dai Senryaku VII fans: Microsoft have quietly updated their 360 backwards compatibility list to include your favouritest Xbox game. Actually they've added support for a whole ton of games (58 in total), most important of which is a proper update for Jet Set Radio Future. It actu...

By Scott Weinberg Filed under: Action & Adventure, Comedy, Horror, Games and Game MoviesWhen Uwe Boll needed House of the Dead to be distributed in North America, he went to Artisan. (For the record, Artisan is now extinct.) For Alone in the Dark he went with Lionsgate, and they learned their lesson pret...

I bet tons of you just can't wait to get your eyeballs on the next Uwe Boll movies. And now it looks like he's finally snagged a U.S. distributor for three of his new flicks. Nope, sorry. "BloodRayne 2" isn't one of 'em, but Boll fans should be very...

By mattymatt Apparently the "San Francisco Festival of Fantastic Film" is ironically named, because they're going to be premiering the latest Uwe Boll tripe, "Postal," on August 11. For those of you unfamiliar, Uwe is sort of like a modern day Ed Wood, only his films aren't even unintentionally funny....

By Brian Ashcraft BloodRayne bombed. The film, which starred Kristanna Loken and Ben Kingsley, took in a mere 3 million dollars. Everyone involved with the rotten picture wanted to put it behind them. Everyone save for "director" and chowderhead Uwe Boll. Thanks to his deal with Satan, Boll was able to secure...

By Scott Weinberg Filed under: Action & Adventure, Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Trailer Trash, Remakes and Sequels, Games and Game Movies, WesternNot since the days of Billy the Kid Meets Dracula and Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter has there been a promise of a Western / Horror a...

If you head on over to BDTV you can watch the first teaser trailer for Uwe Boll's BloodRayne 2: Deliverance! Go forth, leave comments and rate the teaser trailer - do you think it looks cool? Inside you'll find the full synopsis for the ...

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By Brian Ashcraft Chowderhead "filmmaker" Uwe Boll recently confirmed that he will inflict visual pain on the world once again by making yet another movie based on the video game BloodRayne, so expect an official announcement soon. The prequel hit theaters last year and sucked. The end. Since the box office...

By Brian Ashcraft Professional chowderhead Uwe Boll is taking the BloodRayne distributors to court for mishandling the movie's release. The director is suing Romar Entertainment for failing to release the picture on 2,000 screens last January, failing to pay the producer a share of gross receipts and n...

The BloodRayne series is, well, a bloody display of video game violence at it's best. It features a female vampire named Rayne with all sorts of cool techniques for dealing...

By Brian Crecente So I watched House of the Dead last night and I'm starting to think you guys need to find another director to pick on. OK, so it was mostly crap, but did you expect Saving Private Ryan from a plot about a bunch of zombies killing people? Sure, this wasn't even up to George Romero standards, but it...

By Brian Crecente The movie opens in a tavern and within seconds a vampire is dead. Minutes later you see some fair special effects work when Rayne makes her appearance. But there really wasn't any substance. Kristanna Loken is smoking hot and the scene is both passionate and alarmingly well-directed. It's as...

By Brian Crecente One of the cool things about my new Rocky Mountain News gig is that I get to write about almost anything video game-related. My editors are very open to my ideas. So when I pitched a story on video game movies that would look closely at Uwe Boll, they were all for it. I talked to Romar earlier this we...

By Brian Ashcraft Chowderhead Uwe Boll put up the website for his certifiably horrible BloodRayne flick. A quick tour around the website turns up pictures of the cast (victims), BloodRayne merchandise (now worthless) and an "interview" with chowderhead (insert comment). "As I was looking around at what...

By Brian Ashcraft During the filming of BloodRayne, Uwe said that Michael Madsen (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs) was drunk everyday, and that Ben Kingsley refused to shoot scenes with him. Dr. Boll then went on to explain that it didn't matter what actor you put in the roles, just as long as they are famous enough t...

By Brian Ashcraft What is Uwe Boll like? Well, at the screening last night he was charming, warm, funny, frank and hilarious. But then, I've often held that really bad filmmakers had to be charming as hell, otherwise, how could they get the money with which to victimize audiences? During the filming of Blood...