Bloodtraffick

IMDb RATING

5.4/10

YOUR RATING

In a world torn by a war between vampires and angels, a human vigilante (Grace Huang) on the hunt for her missing sisters is lured into the den of a vampire (Kirt Kishita).

This is a sneak peek trailer for an 11 minute action short film which is currently on the film festival circuit. The short is a prequel to a feature film of the same name currently in development. If you liked the trailer or enjoyed the film at a festival, we'd really appreciate it if you'd give us a Like on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/bloodtraffick) and spread the word to your friends!

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In a world torn by a war between vampires and angels, a female vigilante on the hunt for her missing sisters is lured into the den of a vampire.In a world torn by a war between vampires and angels, a female vigilante on the hunt for her missing sisters is lured into the den of a vampire.In a world torn by a war between vampires and angels, a female vigilante on the hunt for her missing sisters is lured into the den of a vampire.

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

5.4/10

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total

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7freemanpatrick7

Awesome effort except for the fight scenes

I came looking for a demo reel for Grace Huang and found Bloodtraffick. Everything about this ingenuous short film is perfect except for the fight scenes. The music and the cinematography work perfectly together to set the tone and feel of the whole movie. The set design was very impressive. I guess short films in Hong Kong get bigger budgets than some features in the US. Grace Huang and her co-star Kirt Kishita played beautifully together. They could be best friends in real life but you never doubted for a second that they were mortal enemies and that someone was going to die. Unfortunately, and I hate to even mention this, but the fight scenes were just too slow, too stage-combat-like, to be believable. Everything about it was too choreographed. Nothing seemed at all spontaneous. Other than that it was a near perfect effort from all involved.