Stakes 2002
"Vampires from an alternate universe have come to feed... and to breed!"
In the grim alternate reality of *Stakes (2002)*, vampires have nearly wiped out humanity, forcing the surviving few to seek refuge on our Earth.
Director: Joe Ripple
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stakes (2002) about?
*Stakes (2002)* follows three survivors from a vampire-ravaged alternate Earth who open a portal to our world, only to invite their undead rulers—led by the formidable Alyssa—into our reality. Their mission: to feed, breed, and multiply, pushing humanity to the brink of extinction.
Who directed Stakes?
The film was directed by Joe Ripple, a filmmaker known for blending horror and action with a raw, independent edge.
Who stars in Stakes?
The cast includes Jamie Bell as the lead, alongside George Stover, Erin J. Corsair, Ashira Zimra, and Steven King in pivotal roles.
Is Stakes (2002) worth watching?
While *Stakes (2002)* isn't a high-budget spectacle, its tight runtime and relentless tension make it a cult gem for horror fans craving creature features with bite. Its low-fi charm and inventive premise give it an edge over more polished—but often forgettable—vampire flicks.
How long is Stakes?
The runtime for *Stakes (2002)* is 81 minutes.
About Stakes (2002) — A Dimensional Vampire Invasion Thriller
In the grim alternate reality of *Stakes (2002)*, vampires have nearly wiped out humanity, forcing the surviving few to seek refuge on our Earth. Directed by Joe Ripple, this horror-action hybrid follows three desperate humans who create a portal between dimensions, only to unwittingly unleash Alyssa, the ruthless vampire queen, and her relentless entourage. As the bloodsuckers infiltrate our world, their numbers swell and the clock ticks down for humanity's survival. With a relentless pace and a claustrophobic atmosphere, *Stakes* dives into themes of survival, invasion, and the blurred line between predator and prey.
The film stars Jamie Bell in a gripping lead role, alongside George Stover, Erin J. Corsair, and Ashira Zimra, delivering a tense, low-budget thriller that leans into gritty practical effects and tight storytelling. Its tagline—'Vampires from an alternate universe have come to feed... and to breed!'—hints at the brutal, reproductive horror lurking beneath its action-packed surface.