Az Entertainment Weekly közzétette az első hivatalos képet a Scott Stewart (Legion) rendezte Priest című horrorhoz, melyben Paul Bettany, Cam Gigandet, Maggie Q, Karl Urban, Lily Collins, Stephen Moyer, Mädchen Amick és Christopher Plummer lesz látható. Amerikai premier 2011 május 13.

Bettany  plays a vampire-hunting man of the cloth in Priest (due out in 2011), set
in a dystopian future where the bloodsuckers are confined to reservations. "In our world, priests are like Jedi Knights with special powers and training," explains director Scott Stewart (Legion). "Our vampires are more feral and disturbing than, say, the teen-angst vampires of Twilight  or the sexy vampires of True Blood. Those vampires are metaphors. Ours aren't."

Az Entertainment Weekly közzétette az első hivatalos képet a Scott Stewart (Legion) rendezte Priest című horrorhoz, melyben Paul Bettany, Cam Gigandet, Maggie Q, Karl Urban, Lily Collins, Stephen Moyer, Mädchen Amick és Christopher Plummer lesz látható.

Bettany  plays a vampire-hunting man of the cloth in Priest (due out in 2011), set
in a dystopian future where the bloodsuckers are confined to reservations. "In our world, priests are like Jedi Knights with special powers and training," explains director Scott Stewart (Legion). "Our vampires are more feral and disturbing than, say, the teen-angst vampires of Twilight  or the sexy vampires of True Blood. Those vampires are metaphors. Ours aren't."

Az Entertainment Weekly közzétette az első hivatalos képet a Scott Stewart rendezte Priest című horrorhoz, melyben Paul Bettany, Cam Gigandet, Maggie Q, Karl Urban, Lily Collins, Stephen Moyer, Mädchen Amick és Christopher Plummer lesz látható.

Bettany  plays a vampire-hunting man of the cloth in Priest (due out in 2011), set
in a dystopian future where the bloodsuckers are confined to reservations. "In our world, priests are like Jedi Knights with special powers and training," explains director Scott Stewart (Legion). "Our vampires are more feral and disturbing than, say, the teen-angst vampires of Twilight  or the sexy vampires of True Blood. Those vampires are metaphors. Ours aren't."