Android Game

Unearth dark mysteries and find items.

Unearth hundreds of items in beautiful and unique locations throughout the city to uncover the dark mysteries of a secret society in this hidden object game.

Help private detective Vicki Nelson solve a series of unexplained missing persons cases that appear to be connected to a secret society. Is the connection real? Vicki thinks so, and its up to you to help her, along with her friend Henry (a 450-year-old vampire) and assistant Coreen, to investigate the crime scenes and solve the mystery! Unearth hundreds of items in beautiful and unique locations throughout the city to discover the dark secrets behind this mysterious cabal.

Feature(s):

• Immersive environments.
• Inspired by the TV series.
• Hours of Hidden Object fun!
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Related Video(s):

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A video to show Henry’s “insatiable” passion for Vicki. Ok, so I repeated some of the clips. But damn they work so well with the song. LOL.

“sniffing” scene from Blood Ties”sniffing” scene from Blood Ties
I will edit this clip better when I get the chance…the sniffing part that we should watch with close attention…happens about mid way. Thanks Izzy!

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The opening to Blood Ties
Song “Live Forever” By Tamara Rhodes

Honours:
#72 – Top Favourites (This Week) – Entertainment

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I’m not sure why others would be down on this movie. Granted it isn’t the best movie that delves into the vampire myth (it has a different take on the myth), but it was pretty good for the movie it was.

I remember watching this back in May 1991, and it was originally intended to be a pilot for a FOX-TV series that remained unsold. The two parts of this film that are slightly aggravating is that it takes maybe too long to set up the premise (that of a nest of vampires; excuse me if I rephrase that, vampire is an insulting term, these are “Carpathian-Americans”) of a group of immigrants who have a predilection for the taste of blood (they don’t need to drink blood, it just is a wonderful diversion and it comes out especially during times of great passion, be that sex, violence, etc and it puts them higher up on the food chain than most humans), they also are stronger, faster and live longer than other humans (although if you get bitten you don’t become one of them, you just die.)

But, that should be excused since it was intended to be a set-up for a television series and I always wondered what it would have been if it had been sold as a television series, especially considering most of the garbage that does get sold?

The only other really distracting thing, is the ridiculous biker gang antics of the young Carpathians against the vampire hunters (I myself would have toned that down), it is as though Richard Shapiro had seen way too many times, “The Lost Boys.”

The cast I feel was excellent, especially Harley Venton (Harry Martin or Harlevon Martinescu) who plays the putative hero as a crusading newspaper reporter who gets news reports about the killing of the father and mother of his cousin, Cody Puckett (played by Jason London), in Texas and takes the boy “under” his wings, as it were to clear up several myths and tries to warn the others in the nest that “it’s happening again” (the killings) and asks one of my favorite lines, “Isn’t it time we come out of the coffin?” And, Michelle Johnson (Celia) and Patrick Bauchau (Eli Chelarin, the head of the “Carpathian-Americans”) are excellently cast and Eli is part of the older group who just wants to keep his family isolated in their new home of Long Beach, CA. Unfortunately, the vampire hunters don’t want that and Eli won’t get his wish.

The only weak member of the cast was probably Kim Johnston-Ulrich (and that probably wasn’t necessarily her fault), since her character of Amy Lorne, the blonde attorney (in the Ally McBeal since), that provides a mild distraction for Harry (Venton), has no clue who or what Harry’s family is, and happens to deal with Eli paying of judges to get his other nephew, Butcherbird “Butch” Vlad off. Bo Hopkins (the main vampire hunter) does a good turn as an old fashioned religious zealot.

All-in-all I thought it was a fairly good movie, with great themes about warnings of religious prosecution and zealotry and early hints of what a dictator that has since been deposed would have called, “ethnic cleansing.” But, also it has no good guys or bad guys, again even our putative hero, Harry (Venton) has major flaws, while he is dating Amy, he’s also having “hot vampire sex” with his half-aunt (yes, there’s mild incest going on in this movie, nothing graphic though), Celia. It also combined two of my favorite genres, monster (especially vampires) movies and comedy movies.
Author: cnbpjb from Atlanta, GA

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Blood Ties – (Kyle Schmid) Henry Fitzroy – Loreena McKennittBlood Ties – (Kyle Schmid) Henry Fitzroy – Loreena McKennitt
Total red alert on this hottie. The actor is Kyle Schmid. This is from a Lifetime Network show called BLOOD TIES. Like many of us, we found out about it either on Youtube or the internet after the show recently came and went. A lot of us hope it comes back.

You can watch all of the shows for free, broken up into about 5 sections for each episode on the Lifetime website. Google “My Lifetime Blood Ties full episodes”.

Here’s the link if it will work from here, if not, copy and paste it into your address bar:

http://www.mylifetime.com/on-tv/shows/blood-ties/video/full-episodes-season-1/episode-2/1632695812

There were only about 22 episodes made. It’s based in Toronto, Canada. It’s a vampire/human love interest, romance, crime solving series. IMHO the best episodes are season 1, episode 1, 2, and 8. If they had better writers, real ROMANCE, that show would probably have gone through the roof. As it is, it’s totally worth watching just to see Kyle Schmid in it. Full on hottie guy. Regardless, Kyle (Henry the vampire) plays his role flawlessly. All of the actors are good actors, don’t get me wrong, it’s just that some didn’t always have much to work with. Make no mistake, they are worth watching.

The actor, vampire Henry, is played by a major massive hottie babe named Kyle Schmid. You may have seen him from The Covenant. He was Alan in that show.

The song used in the background is by Loreena McKennett and called Marrakesh Night Market. I like this song so I’m glad I found something to use to be able to put it up.