The app comes from the team behind Taskos, one of the most popular To Do list applications on the Android Market. The ending has already been shown to the audience in the original film, it's just a matter of going along for the ride and watching our makeshift hero's transition from prey to hunter.It’s not often that an iPhone user gets jealous of an Android application, but that’s definitely the case here with Any.DO, the gorgeous new social To Do list app for Android launching today. Usually filmmakers place this extra footage at the end of a DVD or video in a sick attempt to tease the audience. I've seen prequels and sequels, but never a film that fills in the years between one point and another, in a completely different film. It succeeds, incredibly, in doing something that I wonder has ever been done before in film history. Tainted Blood attempts to fill in the blanks. However, if you recall in the original, it jumps ahead from the point where Joel realizes that he is a vampire to the point where he has appointed himself a slayer. So when the second one picks up, it doesn't make any sense.

At the end of that Addicted To Murder, if you recall, Joel has killed Angie and goes on to kill Rachel in an attempt to redeem his damned soul. When the film opens it seems confusing to anyone who may have seen the original film. Addicted To Murder: Tainted Blood finds serial killer turned vampire slayer, Joel Winter, hunting the streets in search of his lost love Rachel. The Addicted To Murder series proves this beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Kevin Lindenmuth is a truly talented filmmaker who can do more with a smaller budget than Joel Schumacher could do with all the money in the world.

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