Pure Blood with Carl Beukes: DVD Cover

    Pure Blood Director: Kenneth Kaplan Cast: Carl Beukes, Danny Keogh, Aletta Bezuidenhout, Amanda Lane

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    • DVD Release Date: 04/26/2005
    • Original Release: 2002
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 63,963

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    Behind the scenes documentary; Original theatrical trailers from the international release!; Goldfinger music video; "Free Me"; An introduction by Troma president Lloyd Kaufman; Troma-tic coming distractions!; Tribute to Rue Morgue; magazine! ...and more!

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Blood Lien [1:31]
    2. Truth Machine [11:03]
    3. Father and Son [17:20]
    4. Blood Lust [12:41]
    5. Conspiracy of Blood [13:36]
    6. New Blood [6:29]

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    Editorial Reviews

    A gory post-apartheid horror film concerning the resurrection of a dead general amidst the backdrop of modern South Africa, writer/director Kenneth Kaplan's longtime-in-the-making directorial debut finds the familiar vampire theme heading into new territories. As the last South African born with untainted Aryan blood, Fanus (Carl Beukes) unknowingly holds the key to giving life to the dead. As his mother, Gertrude (Aletta Bezuidenhout), and the nefarious Eugene (Danny Keogh) plot to utilize the potent plasma in reviving Fanus' super-racist father, the dysfunctional family's dark past comes to the forefront and the red stuff begins to flow in abundance. Utilizing the gruesome influence of Herschell Gordon Lewis combined with the dark social satire of George A. Romero, Kaplan's dark commentary on the human condition in South Africa is intended to deconstruct the mindset that let apartheid flourish while providing audiences with release through use of dark humor. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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