A cousin stays overnight
to a couples place as both of her parents
are missing.
The husband suspects that she is a
vampire as he keeps seeing corpses and
her biting into them in his nightmares.
Suddenly he becomes a vampire and hell
breaks loose and must find a way to put
an end to this.
A very creative and
witty short film as well as many shocking
scenes and cleverly well done with the
blood effects.
Plus it's black & white as it's kind
of like a take on those old Bela Lugosi
vampire horror films and it's done in
great taste and sometimes the story is
hard to follow but it's nonstop fun all
the way through showing a vampire's
craving for blood to feed their hunger.
I'd love to see a sequel to this film in
which leaves a door open to one.
The acting is in
nice taste as we have a good performance
by Gina Rossi as the vampiress
in which she does well acting off as if
she's innocent and then showing her
monstrous expressions too.
Joel Tong does his job nicely with
his boy next door looks and brings his
character across very nicely.
Lisa Davis also pulled her part off
well as an innocent looking virgin type
for the story.
However, there's not alot of lines or
dialogue so it's hard to judge their
talents but seems to pull off a good
source of energy to what they had to do.
Lots of blood
drooling out of vampires mouth as well as
bloody bites too.
Craig D. Wallace sure
did a fine job making this look like an
old fashioned vampire flick wwith his
camera shots and the people's actions
too.
There's a very good take on the opening
which was used close to the end of the
film too with Joel Tong entering
the doorway to his house looking bloody.
We also have a good shot on Tong
on the top steps with Gina Rossi on
the stairway with their encountering
towards one another along with Lisa
Davis introducing one another.
We also have many pointless shots on Tong
answering his phone at the office while
stressed out at his work.
There's a nice shot with Tong
sleeping with Rossi in bed along with a
good dream sequence on Tong
suddenly staring at Rossi slowly
turning her head up and then showing a
vicious expression exposing her fangs.
A good shot again on Tong
walking up the stairs speaking on his
cell with a corpse on a stairway this
time and him looking shocked.
A nice shot on Tong slowly
opening a door to peek inside a room.
There's many perfect shots on Tong waking
up and gasping from a nightmare.
A good shot again with Tong
peeking in a room and then Rossi looking
like a vampiress staring at him looking
out of it and a close up shot on her
mouth speaking.
Philip Glass composes
some good old fashioned organ music which
really suits the story along with the odd
chanting sounds too as well as the bangs
for the jumping moments and at times some
piano music too.
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