In addition to playing the titular character, Crampton is also one of the film's producers, having spent years shepherding the script to the screen. She said, "I read it and I was immediately captivated. I hooked up with Bob Portal at Alliance Media Partners and it took many years for us to develop the project and put it together."
Filmed in the same house as My Dog Skip (2000).
In this film, vampire fangs are Count Orlok's style, as shown in Nosferatu, vampiro de la noche (1979), where the piercing fangs are located in the middle of the teeth row in the upper jaw.
Sheriff Mike Hess likely takes his name from Ganja & Hess another vampire movie with religious themes.
Kinski County's name could be a reference to Klaus Kinski, who portrait a vampire in the films Nosferatu, vampiro de la noche (1979) and Nosferatu, príncipe de las tinieblas (1988).