In tv show Blade: The Series season 1 aired 2006. actresses Jessica Gower and Jody Thompson play as female villains Chase and Glynnis. Since I kind of stopped watching almost any modern shows, now would be the time to watch Blade: The Series since our main villainess would be like in every episode of the show, and the show was before Hollywood thought police era, I'm sure I will have a better time watching it than any of the modern trash.
Let's start watching the first episode, the episode starts in Moscow, interesting. It seems that Blade is going after a Russian vampire, the poor guy probably don't have a chance and won't survive Blade. Fucking hell, that's a really good fight, and Sticky Fingaz is actually decent as Blade, the fight ended of course with the vampire got his throat cut, a short fight, but really good.
Around 7 minute mark, Our villainess is kidnapping some dude in order to feed on him, the lucky bastard, I wish I was him. On second thought, I'm fine, the guy was just shot in the head LOL. If I were him I would go like"You are all vampires, why shot me while you can drink my blood, at least taste it, it can be delicious, You know how hard to find a good human fresh blood nowadays, you don't know what you are missing."
The dude is the brother of the heroine, I didn't expect that, and it's very interesting introduction, now here's something very interesting that you wouldn't see in any modern TV show, like, when the heroine went to the police station after with her encounter with Blade, the officer wasn't cooperative, as his already team vampires, so she started the fire alarm, so everyone evacuate the building and she get access to the investigation files and stole them, something you won't probably see in anything made by Hollywood thought police today, such small thing can show you how restrictive and oppressive the process that would probably suffocate any ounce of creativity of people working under them.
Damn, I didn't expect that, around 22 minute mark, we see a very short clip of The House of the Dead III game, which is kind of cool, it's like they know their audience, and kind of connecting with them.
It's insane, but the video quality in the episode looks better than most video quality in modern shows, modern shows kind of looks immature and unprofessional TBH.
So, the heroine heroine followed a lead to a house with garlic hanged on the door, no need to say what the garlic for, garlic is known for its ability to repel sane people away, and vampires of course.
The heroine met the guy, the vampire professor guy, and he tells her about his scientific studies and she deny the existence of a known fact, what's next, gonna deny that the earth is flat!?
Holly shit, the effects when the vampire attacked the heroine and she shot him multiple times one of them in the face look so cool, really great make up work. Well the vampire survived multiple shot, laughed, went after the heroine and Blade killed him in a second, what a waste!!
The CGI in the show is decent, it's not like really great, and not totally bad, honestly, it's even better than most modern TV shows.
Ok, the vampire professor educate the heroine about the history of vampires and talk about Blade saying "He has the strength of vampires and none of their weakness, except the thirst", Yet, thinking about it, Blade age and vampires are eternal, a big weakness, he also have the thirst for blood, another big weakness, I guess he can be out in the sun, like who cares, some places on earth in night all day anyway!!
Ok, finished the first episode, and it was fun, the show can compensate for the lack of entertainment these days.
Let's watch episode 2, I miss watching TV shows periodical, so, I will pretend it's a new show LOL. We have the heroine meet the main villain, and they talk together, and he's so charismatic, well-spoken, like, why we don't get villains like that anymore, it's like the actors who play the heroes today have low self-esteem issues, thinking if they had active or charismatic villain, they will take the show away from them, like if you are so obsessed of being the only one on camera, why don't you became a Youtuber, why make TV show?!
The villain isn't completely and idiot too and manged to catch the heroine, how cool is that? Then she took her sniper from the car, aiming at the main villain, while Blade took his bike in a hurry to stop her, like we would never such fast-paced events in any modern show, the way he plays with her, keep moving behind innocent people to make her hesitate taking the shot, if this scene was made with a bigger budget, it would be so cool.
The heroine was about to shoot the main villain, but fortunately our villainess Chase came to save the day and stopped her, while she was aiming at him, he was talking to her using earphone, and was basically stalling her, he didn't try to run or anything, and when he made sure Chase reached her, he stopped moving so she focus completely on him and be distracted from Chase's attack, I mean, how great is that? Isn't that a scene you would talk about while watching TV show!! I mean, look how smart the villain was, how smart Blade was, and how it make sense as we are talking about villains who lived for a very long time and have a deep understanding of humans.
Damn, the villain gave her a vampire blood then let her fall to her death, to be turned into a vampire, I didn't expect that..
This show is actually made by leftists, like the hero's friend is a Maoist, same with Swordfish, you can see the symbols, so modern Hollywood trash doesn't appeal to the left, doesn't appeal to the right, then who is it made for?!
I wonder if this show have the same rules as The Vampire Diaries, like, if some the original vampire died, everyone they turned die too, which started as really interesting element to the story, but ended of ruining any suspense about the characters, as you'd know that any major character wouldn't die, as it would mean the death of many other major characters.
I finished half an hour and I didn't even noticed, so much action, even a nice fight with a strong villain, and other fight scenes with other villains who were so easy to be defeated, It's hard to even find a modern movie that offer such escapism.
If this show was on air today, I would keep watching it for the villains, as long as it have artistic freedom and doesn't have army of thought police that censor everything, I actually having more fun watching it than anything I watched in the last year, and haven't watched any modern shows or movies for months now, but I doubt anything changed, it's probably got worst. And finished the second episode, and it was so fun.
Let's continue with our beloved villainess Chase and start watching the third episode.
So, the cop guy AKA Brian Boone who was turned into a vampire the last episode was transferred in a van and manged to free himself, and the driver found out and tried to run away for Brian Boone to catch him before he do.
WTF, Krista Starr AKA the heroine just drank her mother.. No, my bad, she was just dreaming.
Marcus Van Sciver is really charismatic villain in the show, he's charming, handsome, elegant, smart, and manipulative, like, we will never get a villain like him ever again in a TV show, thanks to Hollywood thought police.
Damn, some people kill vampires and use their ashes as drugs as it give humans incredible power.. That's very interesting.
Our villainess caught one of the people using the vampire drug and tortured her in order to know who are the people targeting them and even threatened her with eating her baby.. Love you, Chase ๐๐๐.
After she got the name, our villainess lead a team to raid the place, only to find out it was a trap set by Blade, thankfully, she manged to survive it.
Krista Starr was impaled towards the end of the episode, I really love this show, this show is a blessing, and for people who want another modern Blade movie or whatever, be careful what you wish for, just enjoy things that actually good, and don't encourage people to ruin it for you, if you really love Blade, you should hope that Hollywood thought police don't get anywhere near it.
Let's continue with the fourth episode, Blade was about to cut the man into two from the crotch to force him to speak, I know he wouldn't it's interesting to use his sword like that tho.
Sticky Fingaz, the actor playing Blade is so fun to watch and have a charisma, he's so underrated, he's better than many big names today, who either don't know how to act anymore, or just don't give a shit.
WTF, the vampires gave the heroine blood to help her healing and she just flushed it in the toilet, what ungrateful heroine, does she even know how much it cost or he hard for them to give it to her!!
She doesn't deserve to be a vampire, many humans would love to be in her place, and would be really grateful to have the opportunity to be a blood-sucking vampires, heroes like her is why vampires don't turn new humans anymore for decades now.
Ok, finished the episode, we basically had a nice fight between Blade and other vampires, Chase was so generous that not only took one man for dinner but even invited his friend, the episode was fun to watch as expected.
Been a long time since I watched the show, so, let's continue with the Fifth episode, Ok, there's a problem with numbering the episodes, so this one should be the fourth. This show is so cool, I wish if there's any modern show that I can enjoy as much. So, Blade was kidnapped, and our villainess appeared around 7 minutes time mark. Steppin' Razor played by Bokeem Woodbine is the character that I'm enjoying watching the most this episode. I have many characters I like in this show..
Damn, we finally see Chase's husband around 26 minute mark, and he's charismatic and handsome, and I'm saying that because in the previous episode she said he's the one that turned her into vampire, can you imagine how he would be like if this was made by modern Hollywood, they would make him bland, and boring, and would make sure you dislike him as much as they can, they would strip any charisma within him, would probably make Chase act as she's a victim of his action, while her, they are kind of rivals, the character keeps you interested, you want to know more about both of them, modern Hollywood would make both of them insufferable.
So, basically Steppin' Razor went to meet Marcus and made a deal with him, giving him Blade in exchange for Bad Blood join them.
I like that Steppin' Razor survived the episode, it would be a big mistake if he didn't, since he's basically the gate to give us the backstory of Blade in relation to Bad Blood, which I hope the show cover in later episodes. That was fun episode, had a good time watching it, our villainess Chase didn't get as much screen time, but the episode introduced us to multiple interesting plot lines.
Now, let's have some fun watching the fifth episode, it's crazy when watching an episode of this show that was made like 19 years ago, and thinking, they can't do this today, or this, or this, and it's not like the most crazy show with the most edgy storytelling, it's not like Spartacus for example, and thinking, if they can't do this, what they can do? And the answer is nothing, they can't do entertainment, that's neither their job nor goal, today it's all about lecturing, preaching, thought policing, and control!!
Ok, in this episode they go after the cop who turned into a vampire and went rogue, the show suggests that Chase killed him, but since it was off-screen, of course, he manged to escape, and he did.
We see our villainess Glynnis for the first time in this episode played by the gorgeous Jody Thompson.
So, Blade went to save Venessa from Chase, and ending blowing up the place.
Now let's watch the 6th episode, the last episode ended with our villainess caught in the explosion, thanks to her ungodly vampiric powers, she manged to survive.
Anyway, the episode starts with Blade with the pregnant lady, the one he kidnapped while our beloved villainess was taking care of her.
Marcus received the body of our poor villainess, after it was retrieved from the fire, she's alive, yet can barely breath, let's hope our beloved sadistic murderous villainess gonna be OK soon.
The makeup of her after the fire is really good, you don't see that anymore.
Seeing the look on Marcus face, he probably love Chase, like Krista was about to die, but he wasn't as worried, which is kind of cool.
On the train, two female vampires attack Blade and Vanessa, as expected, they failed in their mission, and both Blade and Vanessa manged to survive.
It seems that Blade took Vanessa to Paris, so, two things, one, this is kind of romantic, but I'm not sure if the time is right, like, can't he wait till she deliver the baby to take her in a romantic vacation, two, It's very cool that there's a train that connect USA and France, like, imagine being on the train while whales jumping over it, it's just so cool, it's weird that I've never seen a TikTok videos about it!!
Our gorgeous villainess started to recover, only Marcus waited for her to regain her consciousness, all the people she worked really hard to kill and torture didn't come to check on her.. Well, the people she killed, can't, because, you know, they're dead, but what about the other victims who manged to survive her, the ones she had so many unforgettable memories with, the ones she laughed and was so happy spending time with while torturing them, what was their excuse!! ๐๐๐
Ok, the episode kind of ended, Chase basically spent most of the episode healing, there are two female villains who fought Blade which took like 30 seconds, couldn't even find the names of the actors, so, I guess we will have to wait for the next episode to see what our villainess would do after she recovers, and if she's gonna discover Krista and how she uses her traitorous heroic ways to help Blade against them.
Favorite Quotes
"Vanessa: Who are you?
Chase: The big bad wolf, now go back to sleep before I huff and buff, and blow your head off."
In 2004 movie Moscow Heat. Actress Mariya Golubkina plays as villainess Masha.
I found this thread written by one of the community members on the discord server, so I'm gonna leave it as it.
Masha Kozlova (portrayed by Maria Golubkina) is a villainess from the 2004 B-rated Russian-American action movie Moscow Heat.
As both the romantic interest and merciless enforcer for main antagonist Nikolay Klimov, Masha embodies the deadly femme fatale archetype through her brutality and sadism. Her most brutal moment occurs when she tortures and murders the helpless, incapacitated mobster Oleg. But what makes Masha truly unforgettable is her sadistic dominatrix aesthetic: donning a striking black sadomaso latex outfit, walking in towering over-the-knee boots with six-inch heels, and displaying a menacing penchant for knife-play. Her eroticism culminates in the final interrogation scene, where she straddles the protagonist Roger Chambers with the intent to sexually violate him, before meeting her demise in the form of a swift, 180-degree head twist by police officer Vlad.
The Story
When Roger Chambers' detective son Andrew is killed during a botched operation, the grieving father embarks on a vengeful quest to hunt down the man responsible - arms dealer Nikolay Klimov. Partnering with his son's former colleague Rudy Souza, Roger travels to Moscow to pursue his quarry. In the Russian capital, they meet with local mobster Oleg, who sells them Nikolay's location for a substantial sum.
Their first attempt to apprehend Nikolay at a Moscow bar ends disastrously when Rudy is discovered, shot and hospitalized, while Roger finds himself detained by Russian police. But Roger's grief-fueled determination cannot be contained by mere steel bars - he escapes detention and resumes his hunt. Desperate and alone, Roger returns to Oleg seeking more information about Klimov's whereabouts. The cunning and greedy mobster provides him with the address of Klimov's girlfriend, Masha, but demands Roger's memento ring as payment.
Roger arrives at Masha's apartment at Novaslabodska Street, where he encounters the stunning blonde in an elegant, sequined chinese black dress. When he inquires about Nikolay's whereabouts, Masha displays visible annoyance and coolly denies any recent contact, claiming she hasn't seen him in years. However, their brief encounter is violently cut short when Oleg's henchmen storm the apartment to eliminate both Roger and Masha. In the ensuing gunfight, the assassins fail to kill their primary target but brutally murder Masha's roommates. The approach of police sirens forces the henchmen to retreat, leaving Roger and Masha as unlikely survivors.
Masha's debut may seem harmless and innocent. Her composed demeanor, casual smile, and occasional impatience all suggest she is merely an ordinary woman, caught up in a gunfight beyond her control. The little black dress accentuates her svelte figure while reinforcing the image of sophisticated femininity. Yet this carefully constructed facade masks the true nature of a woman who will prove to be far more dangerous than her gracious exterior suggests.
Second Scene - The Chase on the Moskva:
Roger later forms an alliance with police officer Vlad, who shares his thirst for vengeance after Nikolay murders Vlad's friend Denis during the earlier bar confrontation. Through Vlad's conversation with the hospitalized Rudy, the truth about Masha's deception emerges - far from having no contact with Nikolay for years, she had recently been involved in his attempt to bring her to the United States. Her visa application was denied due to a weapons violation on her record, revealing her deeper involvement in the criminal underworld. Armed with this intelligence, Roger and Vlad decide to use Masha as their unwitting guide to locate Nikolay, setting the stage for their next encounter.
The second scene unfolds when Roger and Vlad position themselves outside Masha's apartment, intending to tail her to Nikolay's location. Dressed in a striking cobalt blue mini-dress and paired with black leather boots, Masha cuts an elegant figure as she strides through Moscow's streets, seemingly unaware of her pursuers. The chase escalates into a high-speed boat pursuit along the Moskva River, showcasing the city's waterways as the backdrop for the chase sequence.
When Roger and Vlad finally track down Nikolay after his meeting with a corrupt government official, the truth becomes undeniably clear - Masha has been with Nikolay all along, and their criminal activity enjoys protection from government agents. This revelation forces Vlad into an impossible position: he cannot arrest them due to their official backing and finds himself suspended from duty as a result.
While this sequence functions primarily as a bridging action set piece, it delivers crucial plot revelations wrapped in visual spectacle. Masha's striking appearance in the form-fitting blue ensemble, set against Moscow's impressive cityscape, provides the scene's most memorable imagery.
The trail of vengeance and betrayal leads to the grim, stone-walled zamak, serving as Nikolay Klimov's hideout. Inside, the mobster Oleg, his crew of henchmen having been dispatched by Vlad in an earlier raid, finds himself paying the ultimate price for his treachery. Captured and at Klimov's mercy, Oleg is brutally interrogated about the hit at Masha's apartment. After a vicious beating and torture with a pair of iron clamps fail to yield the answers he seeks, a frustrated Klimov realizes a more specialized touch is needed, setting the stage for the dramatic entrance of his most formidable asset.
Summoned by Nikolay, Masha appears in the arched hallway, revealing a stunning and terrifying transformation. Gone are the elegant fashion dresses; she is now clad in a full, shiny, black sadomaso latex outfit, complete with a strapped harness, her hair pulled back in a high ponytail. Nikolay hands her a knife, a silent acknowledgment of her role as his executioner. The gesture is intimate, sealing their deadly partnership as he kisses her hand before letting her proceed.
With chilling precision, Masha approaches the suspended Oleg. She circles him, savoring his terror, and playfully inspects the knife's blade against the light before licking her finger in anticipation. Her face is a mask of cold, sadistic focus. In a swift, brutal motion, she plunges the knife into Oleg's stomach. As he screams in agony, she looks up, a flicker of satisfaction in her eyes, her evil work complete. She then turns and walks away through the stone archways, as cool and composed as when she arrived.
This scene is the definitive reveal of Masha’s true persona. Here, we see the real Masha: a remorseless and sadistic killer who finds eroticism in cruelty. It's a powerful and unflinching portrayal of a villainess who is not just an accessory to the male antagonist, but a terrifying force in her own right, defined by her own dark appetites.
The final act of the movie arrives after Roger and Vlad are set up and captured by Nikolay’s gang. While a black market deal takes place elsewhere in the hideout, our latex-clad vixen Masha is interrogating Roger. Here, we see her full repertoire: circling her captive, flexing her knife, taunting her defiant victim, and finally, asserting her domination - physical and sexual - by straddling her toy’s lap.
Her voice, filtered through a thick Russian accent, echoes slightly in the vast, empty room. There sits Roger Chambers, bound to a chair, a lone island of defiance in the center of her predatory orbit. Notably, Masha's tone shifts from nonchalantly imperious ("Who are you?") to playfully curious ("So, what do you want with him?") to contemptuously amused ("You're an incredible nuisance") and finally to ecstatically aroused ("I'm starting to really enjoy this").
Unlike Oleg, Roger does not break before the cruel dominatrix. While Oleg was whimpering and screaming, Roger is meeting her gaze directly, retorting her every question. He refuses to give her the fear she feeds on. This defiance, this "nuisance," is inconceivable to Masha. It disrupts her standard script. For a sadist like Masha, who thrives on psychological domination, this is not an irritating setback; it is an intriguing challenge. It is the grit that will produce the pearl of her sadistic pleasure. She is beginning to sense that this will not be a routine execution. This could be special. This could be art. She is, as she puts it, "starting to really enjoy this." A spark of genuine, perverse delight is seen on her face.
Masha glides towards Roger and, in a movement that is both graceful and utterly violating, she straddles his lap, claiming his body as her throne. She is not just going to kill him. She is going to possess him, to humiliate him, to unmake him from a position of ultimate dominance. Masha leans in close, her face filling the frame with Roger's. She uses the flat of her knife to contemptuously lift his chin, forcing him to meet her gaze. Her playful, breathy voice becomes a low, guttural snarl. Here, she reveals her own motive, her own story of retribution: "Inna was my girlfriend, and I hold you responsible for getting her killed."
Maybe consumed by rage, maybe drowned by grief, or maybe totally absorbed by sadistic enjoyment, Masha has become blind and deaf to the real world, unaware of the larger predator approaching from behind.
Vlad's hands enter the frame, seizing Masha's head and ponytail with terrifying strength. There is no struggle. The camera becomes a blur of chaotic motion as he executes a single, violent twist. We see Masha's blonde ponytail whip through the air. Snap, crackle, pop. The camera then gives us a glimpse of the grotesque result: her head is twisted at a physically impossible angle, her body still slumped on Roger's lap. The queen has been dethroned and broken in a single, fluid, artless movement. Her fall from the throne to the floor is unceremonious, the thud of a broken doll.
Grok is decent when it comes to generate images same with other inquires, the photo below was generated using it, the original photo was from Black Fox Ultimate Rescue, You can also turn it into anime style or whatever style you prefer.
Higgsfield is mainly about generating special effects, sometimes even gore effects if you want.
Here's an example using the photo of our evil goddess Yoko Ono played by the amazing Song Zi Qiao in Re Xue.
Gonna update the post over time with new tools.
I'm not a big fan of AI, but since western entertainment turned into some boring lectures, I get why some people prefer AI as alternative and find escapism in it, that they can no longer find in watching a movie or a TV show.
In 2020 movie Lovushka. Actress Linda Lapinsh plays as villainess Lena.
Watching Russian movies in 2025 was never something I thought I would ever do, but with everything in the west ending up being a lecture, I think I better start reading Dostoevsky more and Sherlock Holmes less.
Watching a Russian movie is so new to me, that I feel I'm watching a 90s dubbed movie, and in my defense, with this music the movie feel like a lifetime dubbed movie LOL.
Finally, we see some action, the first 15 minutes were so boring that I felt I was watching a Hollywood movie.
Ok, the actress playing the heroine is so good, like how she act so scared when her house was broke into, a good actress is something you would rarely see in Hollywood.
The background music in this movie is so lazy, it's like using a track that keep repeating, music should be used as element of the movie, no different than the actors, it's a character of its own.
Ok, the hero enter the house, they set a trap for him, and he beat them anyway, it's like, tell me you are a stupid villain without telling me you are a stupid villain, if I were their boss I would fire their asses for being idiots.
Again, the actress playing the heroine is giving the best performance in the movie, not saying that the actors playing the villains giving bad performance, but she's is really good.
Damn, the main villain shot the woman, he's not fucking around, didn't even give them a chance to stop him, now the chances that our villainess going to shoot anyone are extremely small, we only have the parents and the kid, so, probably she wouldn't to.
So the genius hacker is basically the son of the main villain, and what, he took his son with him to work in Father and Son Day!!
The main villain and our gorgeous villainess left with the wife, and left two villains with the husband probably to kill him, I hope these two idiots don't fuck things up.
Idiots, she left you one job, and the hero still manged to beat the shit out of you, and one of them even snitched, please, Mr Hero, finish the job, put them out of their misery, they are useless anyways.
This very problems villains have to address, which is the problem of qualifications and goons who don't have enough training to be villains put themselves and other villains at risk..
The hero found out that our villainess took photo with him while he was asleep, and she was naked, and all he was thinking, god, I wish I was awake, then he went to the room to find the villainess panties there, he smelled it, and closed her eyes while doing it, and now he can't stop thinking about her, and there's no way he would stop going after the villains who kidnapped his wife now, not for the money, not for his wife, but for the villainess he now in love and can't live without, he finally found true love ๐๐๐.
The hero just beat a cop!! Can they do that in Russian movies?! No need to say, this will never be permitted to be in a Hollywood movie even in a million years.
Ok, the movie started boring, but I'm having so much fun watching it now, It's a really good movie.
I take that back, WTF is this? I want to see what's going on!! ๐ ๐ ๐
The son of the main villain lost the little girl, like they basically let him babysit, and still let his father down!!
You know the woman the main villain shot.. Well she actually didn't die.
Now, the last confrontation of our villainess, she tries to inject the heroine, the heroine manged to escape and took the gun from the villain while he was on the phone, she didn't even ask him politely, he would probably give it to her if she did, so rude!! So, basically the hero won, the villains lost, and time to go back to our boring bland life, till we watch another movie with another gorgeous villainess.
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