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Queen of the Damned (2002)
Directed by Michael Rymer
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Overview
Lestat finds acceptance in a tattooed and pierced world, rekindling the desires of all-powerful Akasha.
Rated R | Length 101 minutes
Actors
Stuart Townsend | Aaliyah | Marguerite Moreau | Vincent Pérez | Paul McGann | Lena Olin | Claudia Black | Bruce Spence | Christian Manon | Matthew Newton | Tiriel Mora | Megan Dorman | Rowland S. Howard | Robin Casinader | Jonathan Davis | Kirsty Meares | Johnathan Devoy | Robert Farnham | Conrad Standish | Rachael Tanner | Christopher Kirby | Mig Ayesa | Joe Manning | Pip Mushin | Kat Rhodes | Chris Connelly | Renee De Bondt | Renee Quast | Dan Zizys | Tayler Kane | Imogen Annesley | Daniel Schüßler | Hugo Race | Aimee Nash | Nicole Fantl | Alyssa McClelland | Andrew L. Urban | Jo Buckley | Dino Marnika | Bruce Myles | Marg Downey | John Dicks | Fouad Harraka | Mandie Vieira | Bobby Bright | Darren Wilson | Russell Kiefel | Nandila Gaskell | Nalishebo Gaskell | Tamasin Ramsay | Michael Azria | Arroyn Lloyd | Antonios Greige | Nicki Paull | Peter Olsen | Franklyn Ajaye | Matthew Hassall | Duncan Myers | Mark O'Halloran | Twapa Kapote | Ron Bingham | Strawberry Fields | Bob Halsall | Humphrey Bower | Pia Miranda | Suzi Dougherty | Simon Wilton | Enrico Mammarella | Serena Altschul | Nick Gill | Becky Thomas | Karoline Hohlweg | Antony Neate | Rochelle Ward | Anni Finsterer | Alistair Reid | Felicity Andersen | Alana de Freitas | Emily Drew | Liza Dennis | Danielle Eskinazi | Daniel Gardner | Rashad Haughton | Nathan Hill | Gail Humphreys | Brendan Parry Kaufmann | David Lorensene | Anita Marelic | Lesley-Caron Veater | Hunter Shepard | Ruth Palma | Laneth Sffarlenn | Adam L. Pollard | Nova Taylor
Viewing History (seen 1 time)
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/23/2024 | Tablet | Streaming | Video on Demand | 7 stars |
| (Average) 7 stars |
Viewing Notes
I had forgotten that Jonathan Davis/Korn did all the music - but as soon as it started playing I recognized it. And there’s JD in a cameo. Excellent costume design. I agree with the critics - a goofy film with bad accents. But really pretty and always excellent to see goth representation. RIP Aaliyah.
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