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The antagonists were the haters and the vampires. I wish a clearer distinction had been been early in the movie. Yet, it became clear in the end. We watched characters emerge that participated in the Juke- Joint coming to furition. While undertones of christianity and paganism existed as a means of protecting characters against harm. I think this film had a powerful religious message. I asked, "Who are the Sinners"? For me, the scriptures say "Anyone who makes, transports, shelves, sells, buys, uses, or assist in the distribution of alcohol is commeting a sin." The film included heroic sins. Yet, there are always heros that get away. But in this film ,Did any one really get away? I wish the ending was like Tyler Perry's series, (The Have and Have Nots ) Even, the old Zommie's horror movie with Vincent Price ; Spared No One. *Spoiler Alert***************** It appears all those ppl were "Sinners" that turned into vampires and burnt. ******************************** The visual cinematic scene which merged modern musicians, old southern, ancient African, and Asian dancers summed up the entire plot 's theme. I will watch again.

The film supports African sub cultures. Actors &actresses have accentuated english. Michael Jordon,Jr & Angela Basset speak with american accents, I think, americans can understand their lines without tuning their hearing. So, this movie, in my opinion, can be watched repeatedly without having a typically boring superhero plot. The 1973 comic used college level words that lost meaning to its readers of that time. I hope the movie I & II ,writers C& C don't repeat the same script mistake as the orginal writer, D. MCGregor.