Night Carnage

Absolutely boring with bad acting and bad CGI compared with a bad story and plot

1. Generic "supposedly" attractive vampire dude that kidnaps women

2. Monster Hunter that does nothing for most of the movie.literally just sits and talk to the same person and does no fighting

3. Man-hating, self-absorbed, selfish, narcissist murders men while at the same time having movie pretend like she's in the right for doing it by creating the most cartoonishly villainess men with the most stereotype hollow reasoning imaginable. At least with the vampire guy they didn't try to pretend like he's good and justify him for killing the women(even though he literally needs to drink blood in order to live)

Ok, the video quality and the sound quality are good, so it's not one of those bad horror movies that are too painful to watch. The ending was cute, but the "final battle" was not really there.. Short, and nonsensical. Characters that shouldn't have made it through were just left to leave? Weird. The continuity scene to scene was a little unclear and felt jumbled. The movie really dragged as they had no sense of what dialog was unnecessary and needed to be cut. It really needed better pacing. At one point the vampire was spotted, but instead of calling backup to where he was, characters ran off to have beers and talk about it, like no fear they wouldn't find him again, didn't make much sense. Anyway, overall it was a cute idea that may be worth one watch if you love bad horror movies.

This was movie gets an F from me, the plot makes zero sense, and the actors are lazy and lame. I've watched it twice just to give it a fair shake and I'm walked away with more questions than answers. I could continue to bash on this horrible film but I've wasted enough of my life on it. This sentence is for the 300.

It's blatant plagiarism of Tales From the Crypt's Season 4 Episode 13 Werewolf Concerto. The movie is vapid and fails to credit the original author for the script they stole. Garbage like this is why people don't care if AI replaces humans for script writers, no one deserves to be paid for abominations like this.

Now, the movie's cover/poster alone was more than sufficient to make me opt to watch the movie. I do enjoy horror movies, and there is just something about werewolves that work out well, despite the fact that a lot of werewolf-themed movies are questionable affairs.

Writer Thomas J. Churchill, who also directed the movie, put together a rather forgettable and pointless script and narrative, that failed to entertain me.

Of the entire cast ensemble in the movie, I was only familiar with actor Mike Ferguson. The acting performances in the movie were nothing to write home about, so you're not in for anything grand or memorable.

The blood spray effects in the movie were insanely terrible, and left me rather surprised that effects that bad still see the light of day in this day and age.

Needless to say that the movie's cover/poster over-sold the movie by a landslide. The movie was nowhere as interesting as the cover/poster was.

If you enjoy werewolf or vampire movies, do yourself a favor and give "Night Carnage" a wide berth.

My rating of writer and director Thomas J. Churchill's 2025 movie "Night Carnage" lands on a generous two out of ten stars.