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Sodium Babies (2008)

Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Benoît Decaillon, Edouard Audouin, Virginia Michaud, Camille Berthomier Directed by Julien & Benoit Decaillon
Submitted by Johnny Butane on Mon, 10/20/2008 - 5:03am.

Sodium Babies


 Year  Country
 2009  France
 Run Time   MPAA Rating
   
 Category  Color
 Feature  Color
 Director
 Benoit Decaillon | Julien Decaillon
 Writer(s)
 Benoit Decaillon | Julien Decaillon
 Starring
 Benoît Decaillon | Camille Berthomier | Edouard Audouin | Virginia Michaud
 Sub Genre
 Action
 Keywords
 Blood | Death | Fighting | Guns | Slaves | Style | Undead
 Themes
 Vampires
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Plot Synopsis:

Sodium Babies is a journey down the rabbit hole of schizophrenia through the eyes of Dead Dog, a ghoul (aka Vampire slave) trapped in servitude to the Prince of Vampires. Kept on a very short figurative leash by the Ghoul leader, an insanely masochistic Max, Dead Dog is trained to kill innocent human victims and drain their blood which is then transported to the Vampire Prince. After decades of service, Dead Dog longs to free himself from the brutal madness of his unending life.


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    Style-Filled Trailer for French Vamp Film Sodium Babies

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    Sodium, Hell & Twilight Posters!

    Posters, posters, posters. You want them, we got them! First up we’ve got the final poster for Sodium Babies, the badass-looking vampire movie we first told you about a few days back. Then we have the new opus from Legion of the Dead director and German effects maestro, Olaf Ittenbach, Legend of Hell. Very little info out there about that one, but we’ll let you know if we find more!
    Submitted by Johnny Butane on Mon, 10/06/2008 - 7:03pm.

    Style-Filled Trailer for French Vamp Film Sodium Babies

    Nothing makes your film stand out amongst the usual crap indies like having some style. Sodium Babies, a new French vampire film directed by Benoit & Julien Decaillon, has more than enough style. In fact, I’m sure it could loan you some if you need it.
    Submitted by Johnny Butane on Sat, 09/27/2008 - 8:35am.