her to fight when she announces her intent to get revenge on her murderers. Sadie tracks the vampires across the state, killing them one by one, while at the same time fighting the urge to consume blood from human victims. She soon crosses paths with Detective Clyde Rawlins, Tricia's father, who has taken upon himself to avenge his daughter's death despite the objections of his superiors and colleagues. At first he takes Sadie for an enemy, but in time he recognizes that she is not of the same breed as Tricia's killers, and they team up in their pursuit of Bishop, the last survivor of the band. They track him to an abandoned stable complex, where they find not only Bishop but also Tricia, now a vampire, who openly voices her resentment and anger for her father. A hard fight ensues in which the evil vampires temporarily gain the upper hand. Along with two other women, Sadie is stripped naked and suspended by her ankles, with her wrists bound behind her back, to slowly drip blood. She is saved by Rawlins, and the two of them turn the table against their enemies. After Tricia and Bishop are killed, Sadie asks Rawlins to kill her too. She cannot bear the thought of having to give in to her bloodthirst and that she, since she is already dead, can never see her mother and sister again. Reluctantly, Rawlins grants her request and stabs her with a silver crossbow bolt. Once again, Sadie's body ends up in the morgue, but we see her come back to "life" again once more as the end credits begin to roll. Cast Lucy Liu as Sadie Blake Michael Chiklis as Detective Clyde Rawlins Carla Gugino as Eve James D'Arcy as Bishop Margo Harshman as Tricia Rawlins Robert Forster as Lloyd Mako Iwamatsu as Poe Allan Rich as Harrison Holt McCallany as Rourke Julio Oscar Mechoso as Arturo Samaire Armstrong as Jenny Elden Henson as Taylor Paul Cassell as Detective Easton Simon Rex as Hank Cameron Goodman as Kaitlyn Cameron Richardson as Colette/Frannie Musicians Marilyn Manson and Nick Lachey have cameo appearances. Production "This movie came to me because I like vampire movies; I just couldn’t remember the last vampire movie that I really liked," offered Gutierrez. "I love the myth of the vampires which exists in every culture, but for me, the moment that there are fangs