I trust the imdb rating system, so I watched this based on around a 5 star rating. It is cheesy and cringe worthy. Seriously, b-rate does not even come close to describing how bad this is. There are b-rate low budget movies that turn out to be good. This movie deserves a 1 or 2 star rating, but Feldman has apparently sent twitter followers to boost the ratings. This is a corruption of a good rating system.

I do wonder when I see all these 1- and 10-star reviews alongside each other, defeats the purpose of IMDb's sliding scale. Surely a film has to be spectacularly bad or good to earn that sort of rating, and 'Corbin Nash' was neither of those for me.I can understand some of the flack it gets. A 'bit-part' film that doesn't really know what it is ... apocalyptic, torture-revenge, fantasy, vampire-slaying, (although as someone already pointed out, they've rather tagged this on the end), even Christian imagery ... the mish-mash of candy-noir doesn't really work for me either. Some of the reviews put it down to the acting (blind prophet Malcolm McDowell trying to sound profound is stretching it ...), more likely to be the writing. Anyways, don't over-think Corbin Nash, arch-villains Corey Feldman and Richard Wagner make the film more than bearable, although I'm sure if it were Batman the whole thing would play out better. Strange, too, that 'heavy-hitters' McDowell and Rutger Hauer obviously saw something in the film, more than the 1 out of 10 some reviewers believe it merits.So, you're not going to get these 100 minutes back, but Corbin Nash is a passable one-time viewing. Lie back and enjoy all the gore and filth ...

Once upon a time I use to rely on the IMDB score anything over a 5, I would take a chance on. Which begs the question how the hell did this unwatchable piece of dog vomit get a score of 6.3????? I just don't get it, even giving it one star is generous.

In New York, the skeptical rogue detective Corbin Nash (Dean S. Jagger) learns from a veteran cop (Rutger Hauer) and his mentor Jack (Bruce Davison) that his parents were demon hunters killed by demons. He moves to Los Angeles to investigate cases of missing persons with his partner Frank Sullivan (Chris Pardal) and they stumble upon the sadistic criminals Queeny (Corey Feldman) and Vince (Richard Wagner). Nash is abducted and tortured by the duo and other monsters and dumped on an alley considered dead. However the stripper Macy (Fernanda Romero) is guided by the mysterious Blind Prophet (Malcolm McDowell) and brings Nash home to treat him. But soon Nash dies and is reborn as a monstrous demon hunter and hunts down Queeny and Vince."Corbin Nash" is an action-horror film with a dark story in a gothic atmosphere. The demons are indeed sadistic vampires and the environment follows the style of "Seven", with gruesome dark locations. It is also a chance to see cameo of the veteran actors Rutger Hauer and Bruce Davison and Malcolm McDowell in an important role. Corey Feldman is unrecognizable in the role of a sadistic drag queen vampire. It is impressive the number of fake reviews in IMDB, maybe made by robots, but it is difficult to understand the motive. "Corbin Nash" is neither a masterpiece nor an art film, but the horror and action are quite attractive and entertaining for true fans of the genre. My vote is seven.Title (Brazil): Not Applicable