The idea of tying Dracula and some form of Chalice together was previously used in similar archaeology/artefact adventure programme Relic Hunter as well as in an Indiana Jones adventure book and probably derives from the legend that Vlad Tepes had a golden cup that was by a well or spring and was never stolen as people well knew their fate if they stole from Vlad. The idea that Judas was the first vampire is not original, Dracula 2001 got there first – though there is no suggestion in this that Dracula and Judas were one and the same, which was the case in the earlier film. However vampires, including her, react quite strongly in the presence of the Judas Chalice – vamping out with glowing eyes and fangs.
Simone lives on blood packs (though one assumes she used to hunt and not kill before they became available) and is generally a good vampire.
#Thelibrarian movie tv
This film began its UK TV run on Sky Movies last night and started airing in the States a week before They know they are not original, they carry references like some folks wear hearts upon their sleeves and they look to have a good old fashioned adventure. You see whilst there is little that is original in these films – though by my looking at this episode here it is obvious that this one features vampires – it really doesn’t matter. But more than that, this is Boys Own Adventures for the noughties.
#Thelibrarian movie series
Of course there is absolutely nothing original about the TV films, of which this is the third, there is a great big dollop of Indiana Jones (but let me tell you at this point that I rate this Librarian offering a lot more than I did the recent and inferior fourth film of that series, may the series rest in peace now). The library hosts a secret area (as big as it needs to be) where relics are kept, and the job of librarian has a lot more excitement attached to it then one would immediately believe. ‘The Librarian’ series are a set of films starring Noah Wyle as Flynn Carsen, a librarian at the New York metropolitan library.
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