Syfy’s grindhouse series Blood Drive has exploded on to our screens with a mass of sinew and human flesh — telling the story of a race across the US in cars powered by human blood. The race is organised by the sinister, creepy character of Julian Slink, played by Colin Cunningham, but who is the actor
Marama Corlett stars in Blood Drive as ruthless killer Aki, a synthetic being created by the ironically named Heart Industries. She is fairly new to our screens, but before becoming an actress was a professional ballet dancer. Marama has Maltese and New Zealand heritage, and was born in Valletta, Malta, but moved to London to pursue
Blood Drive starts where it left off for this week’s Episode 2 — with tanks full of blood and now humans being served up as food at a diner. Last week’s premiere got off to a gruesome grindhouse start with Christina Ochoa’s Grace D’Argentino feeding two roadside assailants to her human blood-fuelled car. Exclusive: Read our
Later tonight Syfy debuts perhaps one of its most unusual project to date in the form of Blood Drive. The series, which is the brainchild of Weeds writer James Roland, is perhaps the first time we have seen grindhouse-style storytelling adapted for television. We caught up with James to ask him about some of his inspirations for