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Metamorphosis (2007) Movie Review

By Newguy

Metamorphosis – Movie Review

Metamorphosis (2007) Movie Review

First Reaction – Metamorphosis is the late night horror 101

Director: Jenõ Hódi

Writer: Jenõ Hódi, Tibor Fonyodi, Allan Katz (Screenplay)

Cast

Plot: Keith is writing a book about Countess Elizabeth Bathory and traveling through Hungary with his friends J.J. and Kim researching her life. While trying to find the monastery, he meets the gorgeous and seductive Elizabeth, who guides the trio to the place. Keith and Elizabeth fall in love for each other, and after a car accident, they have a supernatural journey with revelations and fatalities.

Runtime: 1 Hour 38 Minutes 

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Story: Metamorphosis starts when Keith (Sevier), Kim (Higham) and J.J. (Hollway) head to Hungary to research Countess Elizabeth Bathory. They meet a beautiful stranger (Violette) who joins them in the monastery for his research. However, the stranger turns out to be Elizabeth herself, a known vampire roaming the area.

Once Keith learns the truth, he learns the deep secrets of her place in the world. However, he is drawn into a bigger battle for control and attempts to end the curse placed on the locals for centuries.

Verdict on Metamorphosis

Recap

The movie follows a researcher wanting to explore the history of a countess in Hungary. However, he meets the person he was studying and finds himself drawn into fighting the bigger battle going on between the warring sides.

Best Parts

The environment and diving into the history is interesting and helps elevate the darker stuff committed in history. Elsewhere, the performances are solid for the movie.

Worst Parts

This doesn’t do too much new for the bigger idea of vampires from generations before. It has basic horrors but never anything which feels scary and is more action based. This could be a solid enough late-night horror.

Final ThoughtsMetamorphosis is a standard late-night horror movie.

Metamorphosis (2007) Movie Review

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