Blood Ties: Season Two Streaming
Dimanche, avril 11th, 2010 |
Blood Ties: Season Two Streaming.
Movie Title: Blood Ties: Season Two Blood Ties: Season Two is available for streaming or downloading. |
The center of “Blood Ties” has always been the like triangle between PI Vicky Nelson, cop Mike Celucci, and vampire Henry Fitzroy.
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But that savor triangle starts constricting painfully in the second season of “Blood Ties,” which finishes the all-too-short horror/mystery series. The plots are solid whodunnits and thrillers that center around queer supernatural beasties and items, and the trio of lead actors are righteous (particularly the striking Kyle Schmid) . The one predicament is the ending — it’s a ample stout “to be continued” that leaves you craving a wrap-up TV movie.
When a wealthy man is brutally killed, Mike (Dylan Neal) knows he has the factual suspect, a sneering woman who was at the crime scene. The jam is, the man died from being savaged by a giant cat — and Mike saw her eyes glow when she was upset. So Vicki (Christina Cox) and Henry (Schmid) inaugurate investigating the woman’s home and her family — and narrate an venerable family secret and a tragic loss.
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Among the other cases they handle: creepy art and men drowned with oil paint, a mysterious box that sticks Vicki in a time loop, a Goth club being threatened by a odd drug and insect attacks, a gang of truckjackers accidentally let loose an Incan mummy, and a murderer who suddenly changes his memoir (claiming psychic visions) . And Henry unexpectedly seeks Mike’s abet when another vampire starts killing in his territory… leading to a reunion with the slinky Christina, his ex-lover/vampire-mother, who’s got a base quandary that is more than it seems.
Unfortunately, all this supernatural stuff is slowly crumbling away Mike’s professional credibility, and the relationship between the three of them is getting increasingly tense. When an musty demonic enemy returns to attack Coreen, Vicki must depend on both men to befriend — but it may not be enough.
“Blood Ties Season Two” is in some ways darker and more desperate than the first season, now that Vicki has gotten totally immersed in the world of the supernatural (and Mike is starting to sink in too) . But the core of the series is worthy the same — it quiet sticks to the monster/artifact-of-the-week formula (”Talismans don’t raze people; people destroy people”), and maintains that distinctly shaded, grimy feel, with lots of pale light, sunless urban streets and a very new vampire.
And the black mysteries are nicely speckled with gritty action sequences, monsters both typical (werethingies!) and current (bug demons!), and some painfully bittersweet moments, such as the tragic fate of an out-of-control, self-loathing vampire. But the writers support things tongue-in-cheek, and have some wonderfully quirky dialogue (”Don’t you have a lucky shirt or socks? ” “I have a bonnet that Anne Boleyn gave me factual before she tried to poison me. I’m tranquil here, so I guess you could call that lucky”) .
The biggest scrape with “Blood Ties Season Two”? The ending. It’s abundantly positive that there was a third season intended that would dealt with the myriad hanging spot threads — namely the fractured esteem triangle and the whole Astaroth pickle — but it never happened. So the ending is depressing and unsatisfying. Near on, earn us a TV movie!
Kyle Schmid actually steals the limelight in this season — Henry becomes a more passionate, tragic figure as he deals with some of his past demons, while thankfully maintaining his sexy-trickster attitude (after admitting that he likes Celucci, he adds, “I’m gonna regret having to method him being eaten by hellhounds”) . And he pulls off even potentially-cheesy scenes, such as when Henry describes to the half-blind Vicki how colorful and vibrant the world looks to him.
But Christina Cox and Dylan Neal mild gain their gain — Vicki seems more at peace with her modern “night life” and the crimes she has to investigate, but her emotional life is even more snarled than it was before. She’s getting pulled in two directions, and it now hurts. And Mike is slowly coming to terms with Henry’s presence — and evens seems buddyish once or twice. But the stupid destruction of his career and his nice comfortable life is a painful thing to search for.
“Blood Ties Season Two” has an unsatisfactory finale, but it’s serene a solid fantasy/horror/mystery series that is one of the better vampire shows to form it to TV. Definitely give it a peek.
I can safely say I was addicted to this exhibit! Kyle Schmid as vampire Henry Fitzroy is most definitely the hottest vampire ever….whether on the colossal cover or the shrimp. This reveal was droll, it had action, colossal chemistry between its characters and it was never given a chance by LifetimeTV. It ended with such a cliffhanger I figured we’d at least gain a TV movie to tie things up, but we never got a thing. The explain was based on Tanya Huff’s Blood Books, but the point to was far agreeable to the books. In the UK the whole indicate was sold as one site of DVDs. They needed to wring a few more bucks out of us here in the US, but that’s okay. My common “vampire” reveal ever!
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