night hunter starts in 1968 as a young jack cutter (chris aguilar) is unexpectedly handed the family tradition of becoming a vampire hunter when a fellow vampire hunter sid omack (sid haim) betrays his family and hands them over to the vampire  and to aid jack on his quest he is given a book that contains the name of every vampire alive and or dead whichever way you look at it. jump to june 1995 and los angeles where the now adult cutter (don the dragon wilson and also credited as co producer) has but four names left in the book including and argento (vince murdocco) and carmella (sophia crawford) together they are the last of the american vampires. as they all dine in a restaurant cutter crashes the party and kills them and job done right. wrong as king of the vampires bruno fischer (nicholas guest) calls in the last four remaining vampires from around the world and the french tournier (maria ford) and the asian hashimoto (ron yuan) and ulmer (david shark fralick) and sangster (vincent klyn) to track cutter down and kill him. meanwhile detective hooper (marcus aurelius) and browning (cash casey) do not have a clue and a nosey reporter named raimy baker (melanie smith) becomes involved in the battle between cutter and the vampire on which the very fate of earth rests. directed by rick jacobson i thought night hunter was quite a fun way to pass 85 odd minutes. the script by william c. martell mixes martial arts and horror with a fair degree of success and it moves along at a nice pace and is at least never boring and thankfully doesn not seem to take itself too seriously. the character names that reference other horror film director or actors are a little tacky though. some may be surprised at how closely night hunter resembles blade (1998) yet was made a couple of years prior and the lone moody long coat wearing vampire hunter who happens to be an expert in martial arts and the scene set in a nightclub and the innocent woman drawn into the world of vampire . night hunter doesn not really stick to traditional vampire film law and for instance sunlight only irritates their eye  and they can only breed on a solar eclipse (why. ) and stakes through the heart and garlic is no good as the way to kill a vampire in night hunter is to break it neck. i could have done with a bit more horror and a bit more blood as it leans more towards the martial arts side of things. the dialogue is suitably cheesy and the character are just about likable enough in a silly way. director jacobson does his best to ruin the film and the actions scenes are ok but lack a certain something and for some bizarre reason whenever an action sequence takes place he shakes his camera constantly and it like the camera is placed upon a washing machine full cycle. hey rick and mate and it not clever or stylish it irritating and annoying. the gore is disappointing with a few gory gunshot wounds and a few splashes of blood and breaking vampire necks do not involve much blood unfortunately. with a budget that probably do not amount to much night hunter is competently made throughout. the acting was bad most of the time and what with the dragon thing in don the dragon wilson name. has he legally changed his name. does he sign cheques don the dragon wilson. does he get mail addressed to him in that name. i think i might do something like this and from now on i want to be known as paul the killer klown andrews. night hunter is one of those crap films that transcends it limitations and awfulness to become pure golden entertainment. if you like your films fun then night hunter might be for you and if your looking for big budget thrills in a similar vein (. vampire  and veins and blood get it. ) then blade and it sequels would probably be a better choice. what the hell and i liked it so sue me. 
night hunter starts in 1968 as a young jack cutter (chris aguilar) is unexpectedly handed the family tradition of becoming a vampire hunter when a fellow vampire hunter sid omack (sid haim) betrays his family and hands them over to the vampire  and to aid jack on his quest he is given a book that contains the name of every vampire alive and or dead whichever way you look at it. jump to june 1995 and los angeles where the now adult cutter (don the dragon wilson and also credited as co producer) has but four names left in the book including and argento (vince murdocco) and carmella (sophia crawford) together they are the last of the american vampires. as they all dine in a restaurant cutter crashes the party and kills them and job done right. wrong as king of the vampires bruno fischer (nicholas guest) calls in the last four remaining vampires from around the world and the french tournier (maria ford) and the asian hashimoto (ron yuan) and ulmer (david shark fralick) and sangster (vincent klyn) to track cutter down and kill him. meanwhile detective hooper (marcus aurelius) and browning (cash casey) do not have a clue and a nosey reporter named raimy baker (melanie smith) becomes involved in the battle between cutter and the vampire on which the very fate of earth rests. directed by rick jacobson i thought night hunter was quite a fun way to pass 85 odd minutes. the script by william c. martell mixes martial arts and horror with a fair degree of success and it moves along at a nice pace and is at least never boring and thankfully doesn not seem to take itself too seriously. the character names that reference other horror film director or actors are a little tacky though. some may be surprised at how closely night hunter resembles blade (1998) yet was made a couple of years prior and the lone moody long coat wearing vampire hunter who happens to be an expert in martial arts and the scene set in a nightclub and the innocent woman drawn into the world of vampire . night hunter doesn not really stick to traditional vampire film law and for instance sunlight only irritates their eye  and they can only breed on a solar eclipse (why. ) and stakes through the heart and garlic is no good as the way to kill a vampire in night hunter is to break it neck. i could have done with a bit more horror and a bit more blood as it leans more towards the martial arts side of things. the dialogue is suitably cheesy and the character are just about likable enough in a silly way. director jacobson does his best to ruin the film and the actions scenes are ok but lack a certain something and for some bizarre reason whenever an action sequence takes place he shakes his camera constantly and it like the camera is placed upon a washing machine full cycle. hey rick and mate and it not clever or stylish it irritating and annoying. the gore is disappointing with a few gory gunshot wounds and a few splashes of blood and breaking vampire necks do not involve much blood unfortunately. with a budget that probably do not amount to much night hunter is competently made throughout. the acting was bad most of the time and what with the dragon thing in don the dragon wilson name. has he legally changed his name. does he sign cheques don the dragon wilson. does he get mail addressed to him in that name. i think i might do something like this and from now on i want to be known as paul the killer klown andrews. night hunter is one of those crap films that transcends it limitations and awfulness to become pure golden entertainment. if you like your films fun then night hunter might be for you and if your looking for big budget thrills in a similar vein (. vampire  and veins and blood get it. ) then blade and it sequels would probably be a better choice. what the hell and i liked it so sue me. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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