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Stake Land

ڈرامہخوفناکی

ویمپائر کی دنیا میں ، ایک ماہر ویمپائر شکاری اور اس کا نوجوان پروٹوگé حرمت کی طرف سفر کرتا ہے۔

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ڈرامہخوفناکی

سال

2011

دورانیہ

1h 38m

IMDb

6.4

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Release2011

Runtime1h 38m

IMDb★ 6.4

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کاسٹ

Jim Mickle

Director

Connor Paolo

Martin

Nick Damici

Mister

Kelly McGillis

Sister

Gregory Jones

Martin's Father

Traci Hovel

Martin's Mother

James Godwin

Barn Vamp

Tim House

Sheriff

Marianne Hagan

Doctor Foley

Stuart Rudin

Pops The Barber

Adam Scarimbolo

Kevin

Vonia Arslanian

Dark Haired Bartender

Michael Cerveris

Jebedia Loven

Heather Robb

Screwdriver Vamp

Danielle Harris

Belle

Eilis Cahill

Scamp

Sean Nelson

Willie

Larry Fessenden

Roadhouse Bartender

CK

Chance Kelly

Officer Harley

Nick Damici

Writer

Jim Mickle

Writer

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Rabia IssufoJun 14, 2025

I have just come back from a New York screening where I have had the pleasure to watch 'Stake Land', a movie I would definitely recommend to all those who appreciate movies like 'I am Legend' or even 'Daybreakers'. The movie shows in a very realistic and gritty way what would happen to the US if there was an outbreak of vampirism that turns people into bloodthirsty zombies. The tale is told through the eyes of Martin (Paolo), a kid who travels north with Mister (Damici), a 'quiet, strong' vampire hunter, after his family has been killed by vampires. This coming of age journey, complete with many other subplots, is the excuse to tell the story of a country that seems to have lost its identity and its trying to mend the pieces of what it used to be. I had the feeling that the scenes were all meaningful and the story arcs (albeit sometimes just sketched or stereotypical) all ended satisfactorily. Even the graying of the color palette was somehow compensated by the rising of the sun with comforting regularity, almost to remind that life goes on anyway. For this reason, also because of the to-the-bone dialogue, the movie is an exercise of realism. The actors and the director were present for a Q&A. I was interesting to notice how Nick Damici (co-writer) was very similar to the character he plays, whereas Michael Cerveris is exactly the opposite.

⛓🖤مشاعر مبعثره🖤⛓Jun 14, 2025

Synopsis: Orphaned Martin is taken under the wing of bad-ass Mister as they travel across vampire-ravaged America in search of the refuge known as 'New Eden'. Aside from the fairly frequent jumps, scares and gore, Stake Land feels surprisingly subdued for a recent horror film. With its melancholic tone, ravaging of the religious right and focus on characters over action, the film succeeds in being a bit more thoughtful than many of its contemporaries. And don't go into this expecting sanitized, pretty-boy vampires a-la-Twilight. These monsters are old school to the core- more like zombies than modern takes on vampires; all ferocious snarls and messed up faces. With fairly few jumps or scenes that are likely to scare a grizzled horror fan, Stake Land is easier to recommend for its realistic world-building, mournful soundtrack and interesting, well-drawn characters. Opening with Martin's voice-over as he introduces himself and his traveling companion, the enigmatic father figure and teacher, Mister, the film quickly flashes back to a vicious encounter between Martins family and the horrific vampires. Sticking with most of the rules of the vampire myth, it is soon established that stakes and sunlight are still useful in this tale of vamp vs human conflict. The pace is deliberately slow and the film painstakingly constructs a very authentic feeling vision of post-apocalyptic America. Guarded communities living in fear while supplies dwindle, drinking and sleeping together in packed bars until the sun rises and religious nutjobs taking over the wilderness to rape and murder as they please. It is this rendering of the Christian crazies that strikes the biggest false note in the story, feeling over-blown and too simple for the subtleties of much of the rest of the story and character drawing. The cast are great, particularly Nick Damici as Mister who delivers a convincing performance with the familiar role of mean old git with a soft heart underneath. Kelly McGillis is barely recognizable as a constantly victimized nun (bet she must be wondering what happened to the days of getting jiggy with Tom Cruise in a Navy uniform) and the youngsters, especially Connor Paolo are good in their less demanding roles. It's particularly nice to see Danielle Harris still working, even if she has lost some of the spunk of her early appearance as Bruce Willis' daughter way back in The Last Boy Scout. Jim Mickle should be applauded for his direction; the film works very well as a whole, with good performances from the cast, a bleak soundtrack and pacing that could have easily been spoiled by trying to appeal to a bigger audience. It is a brave movie; not overly rushed and taking its time to build to its understated climax. The action and horror are handled well and the villain is a right nasty piece of work that should stick in the memory. The film is most memorable for its details of life after the vampires take over. The small communities that have popped up round the country feel realistic and lived in. A sense of community, of something we have lost to some extent in 2011 shines through and gives the film a nostalgic feel, as if the vampire apocalypse may help America return to a simpler, more caring time. The positioning of the cult of Christian crazies dropping 'bombs' on peaceful communities and their obsession with deliverance and the 'will of God' is the least subtle and most forceful of themes on display and does feel a little OTT in places but the journey of the characters and their encounters with ordinary folk ground the film and make up for its excesses in other areas. Stake Land is a very well made film and can be enjoyed as a simple horror film but also as an experience of a post-apocalyptic society and the highs and lows of living in a world with a drastically reduce population.

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