All Of The Underworld Movies In Order

Ever wondered what would happen if vampires and werewolves had a super intense, centuries-long feud? Well, the Underworld movies show you exactly that, and trust me, it's a wild ride. We're talking leather, slow-motion jumps, and enough bullets to make John Wick jealous. Let's dive into these action-packed flicks in order!

Underworld (2003): Where it all began

This is ground zero for the Lycan-Vampire war. We meet Selene, played by the amazing Kate Beckinsale. She's a Death Dealer, a vampire whose job is basically to hunt down and kill Lycans (werewolves). But things get complicated when she starts falling for Michael Corvin, a human who's somehow important to the Lycans. Expect lots of moody lighting, killer fight scenes, and a plot twist or two. It's the perfect introduction to this dark and stylish world.

Why is it so good? It's the atmosphere! The gothic sets, the rain-soaked streets, and the constant sense of danger. Plus, Kate Beckinsale is a total badass. You instantly root for her, even when she's doing questionable things (which, let's be honest, happens a lot).

Underworld: Evolution (2006): More history, more action

This one picks up right where the first movie ends. Selene and Michael are on the run. They're trying to uncover the origins of the vampire-Lycan war. Turns out, there are some seriously ancient and powerful figures involved, and they're not happy about Selene and Michael messing with their plans. The action is bigger, the mythology is deeper, and the stakes are even higher. Prepare for some serious family drama… vampire style.

What makes it special? The origin story is fascinating! You get a real sense of the history and the depth of the conflict. Plus, the special effects are definitely a step up. It's just pure, unadulterated vampire vs. werewolf goodness.

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009): A prequel story

Time for a trip to the past! This movie tells the story of Lucian, the first Lycan, and how the Lycans rose up against the vampires. Michael Sheen is fantastic as Lucian. You really understand his motivations and why he's fighting for his people. There's also a forbidden romance, naturally. Because what's a good vampire-werewolf movie without a little bit of star-crossed lovers?

Why it stands out: It offers a completely different perspective. You're rooting for the Lycans this time, and it makes you question everything you thought you knew about the war. Plus, it's got a cool medieval setting.

Underworld: Awakening (2012): Back to the future!

Selene wakes up after being frozen for twelve years. The world has changed a lot. Humans now know about vampires and Lycans, and they're trying to wipe them out. Selene also discovers she has a daughter, Eve, who's a powerful hybrid. Now, Selene has to protect Eve from both vampires and humans. Get ready for some intense parental instincts… with a vampire twist!

What’s cool about it? Selene is a mom! Seeing her protect her daughter is a really interesting dynamic. Plus, the human-vs-vampire-vs-werewolf dynamic adds a whole new layer to the conflict. The action is also really amped up in this one.

Underworld: Blood Wars (2016): The final chapter?

The vampires are fighting among themselves for power. The Lycans are still a threat. Selene is trying to protect Eve, but everyone wants to get their hands on the hybrid child. This movie is all about alliances, betrayals, and some seriously epic battles. It feels like a culmination of everything that's come before, with Selene facing her biggest challenges yet.

Why watch it? It brings the story of Selene and the war between vampires and Lycans to a head. It has some amazing action sequences and some surprising character developments. While it may not be the strongest in the series, it's a satisfying conclusion (or is it?).

So there you have it! The Underworld movies, in all their glory. If you're looking for a stylish, action-packed, and surprisingly deep vampire-werewolf saga, this is it. Just remember to grab some popcorn, turn off the lights, and prepare to enter the Underworld.