D has been hired to track down Meier Link, a notoriously powerful vampire who has abducted a woman, Charlotte Elbourne. D's orders are strict - find Charlotte, at any cost. For the first time, D faces serious competition. The Markus Brothers, a family of Vampire Hunters, were hired for the same bounty. D Must intercept Meier and conquer hostile forces on all sides in a deadly race against time.
| nudity | We briefly see what appears to be a naked woman. Some themes are a little seductive. The real Carmilla depicts a naked blood-covered woman. |
| violence | Adventurous, vampire violence. There is blood and fighting. Some graphic violence. D slices the ghost in half. This causes Grove to wake up in pain. Leila throws a knife at the shapeshifter in the forehead. The thunder then finishes her off. D lost his horse before being sucked in by the ghost. The ghost blows up both the vampire and himself. Grove then dies as a result. Meier hypnotizes Charlotte to the candle-surrounded corridor so that she can be bitten. Leila was nearly bitten in the neck by Borgoff after she saw two holes on his neck. |
| profanity | Minor profanity of the "damn" and "hell" variety throughout. |
| alcohol | On several occasions a man is shown being injected with a drug. The drug enhances his powers and clearly takes a toll on his body (it is not taken for enjoyment or due to addiction). He is otherwise shown lying in a hospital-like bed. As he uses his spirit as a bomb, his hand falls down with his syringe, meaning, it is implied that he injected himself. Leila drinks beer at the restaurant. |
| frightening | Vampires and werewolves are featured throughout. Many scenes of a frightening though not gross nature figure into the plot as an action film. Some sites classify it as horror, but those elements are downplayed. |
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