Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (movie)
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Dunpeal is a derivative of the word dhampire (half-human, half-vampire).
At one point, Blade 2 was almost called Bloodlust. Coincidentally, the original script for Blade 3 would've had the film take place in a post-apocalyptic future in which the world reverted to the same feudalistic society featured in D.
Based on the third novel in the series.
The English language track for this film was created first; unlike almost every other anime in existence, English is Bloodlust's original dialogue.
The second language following English version was Cantonese, then Japanese, thus it was released in Hong Kong before Japan.
The official trailer of VHD: Bloodlust was done by Michael McConnohie, the original english voice-actor for Vampire Hunter D, the first film.
The character Carmilla is based on the novel with the same name by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. It was first published in 1872.
The movie is based on creator Hideyuki Kikuchi's third Vampire Hunter D novel called Demon Deathchase. In the book, the young woman (Charlotte)in love with Meier Link has no name.
The Japanese version is only avalible in Japan due to the request of the film's licensor that the version would not be viewable outside of Japan.
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