Would you do anything and everything to just feel normal again?ĭuring the battle it becomes very apparent everyone Nadja takes down or consumes her blood will also be infected.
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Imagine going through an uncertain future not even knowing what you’re becoming or how to stop it. It adds a lot of sympathy and strife to her character. This foreshadowing really helps explain who Nadja is (or at least was), and why she is fighting so hard to get back to some sort of normal. They also reveal an ominous warning from an old farmer that she must end this vampire disease for good. Piece by piece these memories explain how Nadja became this way. We do get some flashbacks from time to time of a car break down and an old farm house in the German wilderness. Her greater fear is losing him to the disaster that is unfurling. No hair, fangs, pointed ears, and covered in blood…a monster. She’s afraid of Elias seeing her this way. With every drop of blood, every kill, she’s loses herself a little.
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What I liked most about this movie and the character of Nadja, is the pain she’s going through to save her son and the plane.
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Without giving away too much, you can picture the madness that ensues after a full blown Nosferatu style vampire is thrown into your classic hostage film! Picture the 1996 Kurt Russell film Executive Decision meets The Strain. During a scuffle for Elias, Nadja is injured and forced to reveal her secret she’s been fighting so hard to conceal. Unfortunately one of Eightball’s random targets is Nadja’s son Elias.
The psychotic killer that seems to enjoy inflicting pain and chaos. You have the sensible one, the angry one, the violent one, and then there’s Eightball (played by Alexander Scheer). The more interesting part is his merry band of mercenaries. For example, forcing prisoners to read a written statement condemning a government or political group, planning to crash the plane in a populated area…you know…terrorist stuff. The leader of the terrorist group is Berg (played by Prison Break actor Dominic Purcell) and they do an all right job of fleshing out his character, even though he’s a little two dimensional with your classic tropes. In a very gruesome and violent takeover of the plane’s cabin and cockpit, this group of terrorists make their intensions clear that this plane is theirs, and there will be no shenanigans or heroes. Somewhere over the Atlantic tragedy strikes when it is revealed some of the passengers and crew aren’t what they appear. The entire experience and journey seem to be very desperate for Nadja. It isn’t fully explained yet what her issue may be as she sneaks off to the bathroom mid-flight to inject herself with some sort of serum, which appears to cause her much pain. The Netflix original film Blood Red Sky revolves around Nadja (played by German actress Peri Baumeister) and her son Elias (Carl Anton Koch) traveling from abroad to New York to seek treatment for Nadja’s “condition”. There will be a few spoilers, but trust me, there is still plenty of surprises to see.
It’s more like an action flick with a supernatural twist. Then again, I don’t know if I would categorize this film as “horror”. Let me preface this review by stating, I’m not very into horror movies in general. STARRING: Peri Baumeister, Carl Anton Koch, Alexander Scheer, Kais Setti, Gordon Brown, Dominic Purcell, Graham McTavish
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