This was obviously film-making under pressure. If I hadn’t heard the director mention on the DVD’s audio commentary that there was lack of time and money, I’d still have noticed it easily from the quality jumps. At the beginning, you think this is going to be "Schindler’s List II” or something like that, slowly enough building up the atmosphere before it’s unfortunately too rushed afterwards. There are some brilliant scenes, my favorite is when the doctor says about the vampire: "This creature no longer has any bond to the moral laws of Man” – while he is just cutting him (it?) to pieces alive! That tells you more about what inhuman means than some highly acclaimed movies did: inability to realize how evil it all really is. However, there are some downfalls after that, especially the fight scenes are less spectacular than some in the previous two movies, and Bloodrayne’s character isn’t developed much, pretty much a ball in a pinball machine, same player shoots again