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The film is characterized by its stark visual contrasts, moving between clinical medical settings and the "dark settings" and "desert landscapes" of the purgatory realm. Critics have noted the film for being "elegantly photographed," utilizing a moody aesthetic to distinguish between the waking world and the supernatural.
Criticism focused on pacing. At nearly 140 minutes, the film is longer than the original Underworld (121 minutes). Some reviewers felt that the third act drags, with one too many plot reversals. Others noted that the action choreography, while enthusiastic, lacks the wire-fu acrobatics of the source material.
Today, Wicked Pictures - Underworld 2013 is considered a "vintage parody." Physical copies on DVD appear on eBay and specialty collectors’ markets, often priced between $15 and $40 depending on condition (look for the Wicked Pictures jewel case with the blue-and-black cover art).
The protagonist, played by Armstrong himself, is a man returning to a city he once tried to escape. The city—simply referred to as the "Underworld"—is a character in its own right. It is a labyrinth of crime, corruption, and vice. The script is sparse but effective, utilizing voice-over narration to establish a tone of fatalistic dread. This approach allowed the film to maintain a serious, cinematic tone that appealed to couples and fans of narrative-driven content alike.
A film of this magnitude relies heavily on the charisma and acting ability of its leads, and Underworld boasts one of the most talented casts of the era.
The narrative draws clear inspiration from Frank Miller’s Sin City and the cyberpunk aesthetics of the late 20th century. The plot follows a classic noir trajectory: a mysterious man with a past, a city rotting from the inside, and a woman who drives him to the brink of destruction.
The supporting cast is rounded out by industry heavyweights including , Alektra Blue , and Brandy Aniston . Each actor is given a specific archetype to play—the seductress, the informant, the villain—and they inhabit these roles with a theatricality that fits the comic-book aesthetic of the film.
© 2026 Parker's Studio. All rights reserved.
The film is characterized by its stark visual contrasts, moving between clinical medical settings and the "dark settings" and "desert landscapes" of the purgatory realm. Critics have noted the film for being "elegantly photographed," utilizing a moody aesthetic to distinguish between the waking world and the supernatural.
Criticism focused on pacing. At nearly 140 minutes, the film is longer than the original Underworld (121 minutes). Some reviewers felt that the third act drags, with one too many plot reversals. Others noted that the action choreography, while enthusiastic, lacks the wire-fu acrobatics of the source material. Wicked Pictures - Underworld 2013
Today, Wicked Pictures - Underworld 2013 is considered a "vintage parody." Physical copies on DVD appear on eBay and specialty collectors’ markets, often priced between $15 and $40 depending on condition (look for the Wicked Pictures jewel case with the blue-and-black cover art). The film is characterized by its stark visual
The protagonist, played by Armstrong himself, is a man returning to a city he once tried to escape. The city—simply referred to as the "Underworld"—is a character in its own right. It is a labyrinth of crime, corruption, and vice. The script is sparse but effective, utilizing voice-over narration to establish a tone of fatalistic dread. This approach allowed the film to maintain a serious, cinematic tone that appealed to couples and fans of narrative-driven content alike. At nearly 140 minutes, the film is longer
A film of this magnitude relies heavily on the charisma and acting ability of its leads, and Underworld boasts one of the most talented casts of the era.
The narrative draws clear inspiration from Frank Miller’s Sin City and the cyberpunk aesthetics of the late 20th century. The plot follows a classic noir trajectory: a mysterious man with a past, a city rotting from the inside, and a woman who drives him to the brink of destruction.
The supporting cast is rounded out by industry heavyweights including , Alektra Blue , and Brandy Aniston . Each actor is given a specific archetype to play—the seductress, the informant, the villain—and they inhabit these roles with a theatricality that fits the comic-book aesthetic of the film.