Theresa & Allison

Just couldn't get into this. Interesting premise and yet another new take on the vampire genre (see Byzantium which is far superior albeit on a much bigger budget) but ultimately badly acted by supporting cast (the characters of Paisley, Tony and the Russian mother were at best wooden). Some interesting ideas though around government complicity, family and survival. Ultimately undone by the supporting cast.

I watched this because it had a 7.7 IMDB score on Amazon Prime. But obviously, it is just the average score, sample size also matters! How could I know that the 63 people who voted were probably cast's close friends and family!

2 hours of my life wasted. Don't make the same mistake. This is a pointless very boring low-cost production.

In this new film from Jeremiah Kipp he shows us that there are still people who know how to make erotic gothic romance. Arielle and Sarah do an amazing job acting and delivering very emotional, sexy, and gripping performances as the two lead actresses. Reminiscent of an old Jean Rollin film we are introduced to these erotic ladies of the night in a modern setting, which makes for a unique tale. Even though we're in the city, Kipp manages to keep this dark and monotone feeling while you're watching these actresses show their vampiric prowess. Filled with emotional performances, realistic acting, gratuitous and very sexy lovely naked ladies. Kipp has managed to breathe a little life into the drab and dismal films coming out of Hollywood.

I can't tell you how much a breathe of fresh air this film was. Hardly anybody makes decent erotic films anymore. So hopefully Jeremiah Kipp is taking a page from Domiziano Cristopharo and bringing a little bit of European cinema to the States. If you like erotic romance, if you like blood-covered naked bodies, then definitely find a copy of this film and watch it. Kudos to Kipp, may he not get distracted by the bright lights of the industry, keep his head focused on this type of film, he's very good at it.

A low budget production reminiscent of early Giallo or Fantastique, both in terms of its theme and the exuding naivete, and made contemporary through utilisation of the fact that, in the meantime, the boundaries were pushed much higher. There is some evident enthusiasm which tries to compensate for the lack of skill and the low budget, but that was insufficient to make the viewing any much more enjoyable. Mostly female cast performance ranged from competent (lead and support) to not so (bits and extras), with exception of the male principal, who pocketed this role on some other merit. Congruent with the theme, there was quite a bit of blood and gore, but this never feels overwhelming for the average connoisseur of the genre. The same goes for the sex and nudity, which were measured and in the function of the story. So, in conclusion, this 3/10-star genre movie caters to a specific viewer for whom it might be of some interest, while the others would find it a waste of time...unless you are a pubescent boy (or a girl?). Oh, yes, and this blatant upvoting fools no one. No, it's not a 10-star movie by any stretch of the imagination.

Please sue your "film school" for malpractice instead of subjecting your audience to another awful film where you managed to omit having a narrative. And keep that barista job.