Ambrogio: The First Vampire

I thoroughly enjoyed Ambrogio: The First Vampire. The film was beautifully crafted, with a unique take on the vampire genre and a compelling storyline. The characters were all well-developed, and the cast did a fantastic job bringing them to life, each adding depth and emotion to their roles. Alex gave a standout performance playing Ambrogio, bringing both intensity and complexity to the character. It's hard to find a film where all actors bring 110% to their roles and I can easily say every actor in this film did just that. Ambrogio is a fresh and impressive addition to the genre. Highly recommend giving it a watch!

Alex being a great actor as Ambrogio his accent melds with the time he is portraying. Niko'a had a very clever way of playing dracula which balanced out Alex's character with a nice BLOODY rivalry for the lovly Sarah played by Angelina. There were some good laughs in it that makes the movie even more enjoyable. Great take on the legends and good mix...praying for a 2nd one.

For the settings involved very well chosen. Unlike any other movie i watch Alex's team bring a fresh balance for the sounds vs talking. They take a great feel on a professional film while making it seem like a low budget film. Very well done you guys!

Producers and Directors, take note-Alex Javo is the next Crowe in filmmaking. He doesn't just play a character; he brings them to life with depth and presence that jumps off the screen. When Ambrogio needed a lead with an "old soul," Alex delivered, bringing a rich, layered performance that truly makes this film a must-watch.

Angelina brings a natural charm to her role as Alex's love interest, and their on-screen chemistry is undeniable. Their connection feels effortless, with every interaction feeling authentic and compelling. Alex keeps Ambrogio's character grounded, remaining both relatable and deeply human, even amidst the film's supernatural elements.

Truly a compelling story and solid indie film. Every scene made me want to know more. Spinning the known vampire mythology and exploring ties to the Olympian gods? Very well-made and inventive. Won't spoil anything, but I will ask this one question: are you a fan of vampires, independent artists, and/or Greek mythology? This film has all three of them. In my opinion, lead actor and director Alex Javo is going places. I am interested to see where he turns up next. We always need fresh blood in the game. Pardon the pun. Truly. I will always champion independent artists and creatives. Keep up the good work.

Probably one of the best Vampire films I've seen since Bram Stoker's Dracula, starring Gary Oldman. Greatly recommend this to all lovers of the genre, and if you're not into it, this film may bring you closer to changing your mind.

I don't easily recommend films, as my tastes differ greatly from most everyone out there but I do recommend this one. Heck, if you rent/buy the stream or venture into Walmart and buy the dvd, I wouldn't be opposed to hanging out and watching it again with you. Given the distance, of course.

I hope that tells you how strongly I feel about this incredible film.

Congratulations to the cast and crew.