Vampires

If you ever wanted to feel the same experience of a vampire being killed by wooden stake, then this is for you. This film offers a long and boring vampire hunt, filled with vague characters and a storytelling more paler than a vampire skin. Vampires is good a film for the undead.

I love John Carpenter, but this film doesn't have the shelf life of garlic, let alone a vampire. Production-wise, I'm fascinated yet again. The practicality, cinematography, and colours build a brilliant atmosphere, although several key elements do lack depth. There's a certain subgenre this falls into, films like "From Dusk Till Dawn" or even more recently, "Sinners". Unfortunately, unlike those films, the writing for this is disastrous. It's aware of clichés, yet unironically plays them. The dynamics and developments are poor, and the acting isn't very good either.

As far as over the top action vampire films go, it’s a fun time. James Woods really can play the asshole, even though I don’t think he has to try very hard😅. Go into it not expecting much and I think you’ll agree it’s worth a once over

I love John Carpenter, but this film doesn't have the shelf life of garlic, let alone a vampire. Production-wise, I'm fascinated yet again. The practicality, cinematography, and colours build a brilliant atmosphere, although several key elements do lack depth. There's a certain subgenre this falls into, films like "From Dusk Till Dawn" or even more recently, "Sinners". Unfortunately, unlike those films, the writing for this is disastrous. It's aware of clichés, yet unironically plays them. The dynamics and developments are poor, and the acting isn't very good either.

Kind of obsessed with this. Sometimes all you need is a campy western vampire movie to save you

shit