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Feed – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 20, 2026

Feed – review

Director: Marco van Bell Release date: 2026 Contains spoilers This Irish release mixes the world of influencers with the legend of the dearg-due (in variant spelling dearg-dul). Quoting Bane, it “ is a type of vampiric REVENANT from Ireland that has been feared since the days before the introduction of Christianity. Th

Unforgiven – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 22, 2026

Unforgiven – review

Writers: Mark Russell & Tim Seeley Artists: Sid Kotian & Dave Wachter Contains spoilers The blurb : Collects Spider-Man: Unforgiven (2022) #1, X-Men: Unforgiven (2022) #1, Captain America: Unforgiven (2022) #1, Blade: Vampire Nation (2022) #1. Marvel's team of super-hero vampires emerges from the shadows! Raizo Kodo an

The Night Boyz – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 18, 2026

The Night Boyz – review

Director: BonVida Release date: 2023 Contains spoilers It is not a rule, as such, but often the adding of a ‘z’ to a film title indicates not only that the film is going to be a modern urban (often gangland) setting, but also that the film is going to be of a lower quality. Look, I’m sorry, but that really does seem to

Short Film: Hunger
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 16, 2026

Short Film: Hunger

This was a 2016 short at less than 5 minutes and directed by Joffre Taylor. It starts with two guys chatting but their status as ne’er-do-wells becomes apparent when they see a woman go past and follow. They get down to ground level, but the woman has gone. One of the men, Chris, moves back to have a pee. His mate isn’

Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 12, 2026

Shake, Rattle & Roll: Evil Origins – review

Directors: Joey De Guzman, Ian Loreños and Shugo Praico Release date: 2025 Contains spoilers I enjoy the Shake, Rattle and Roll franchise, for the most part, and this is the 17th instalment in the series. A Philippines export, the franchise normally consists of three unrelated horror segments in an anthology that can r

The Death of Snow White – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 10, 2026

The Death of Snow White – review

Director: Jason Brooks Release date: 2025 Contains spoilers The linking of Snow White and vampirism is a sometimes used trope. There was Snow, Glass, Apples that has the character of Snow White as a vampire and Snow White and the Huntsman sees the wicked stepmother cast as an energy vampire who steals youth. In the Dea

#DRCL midnight children, Vol. 6 – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 14, 2026

#DRCL midnight children, Vol. 6 – review

Art and story: Shin'ichi Sakamoto First published: 2025 (UK) Contains spoilers The Blurb : Dracula meets manga in this surreally beautiful and chilling retelling of Bram Stoker’s quintessential horror classic. In this beautiful, evocative, and often surreal retelling of Dracula, a fearsome enemy comes from the east, br

Babanba BanBan Vampire – season 1 – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 3, 2026

Babanba BanBan Vampire – season 1 – review

Director: Itsurô Kawasaki First Aired: 2025 Contain spoilers I previously reviewed the live action version of this and this time it is the turn of the anime series. A note about the name, the construction of the name varies dependent on source and the name is not actually words in Japanese, more sounds playing against

Honourable Mention: The Final Curtain
Blogspot iconBlogspotSep 8, 2026

Honourable Mention: The Final Curtain

Edward D. Wood Jr. created this 22-minute pilot episode for a TV series that never happened in 1957, it was considered lost and then found, and released at Slamdance Festival in 2012. It follows an actor (Duke Moore, Plan 9 from Outer Space ), who was starring in a vampire play, exploring the empty theatre at night. Th

The House That Drinks – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotAug 30, 2026

The House That Drinks – review

Author: Alex Alicea Release date: 2026 Contains spoilers The blurb : Marrow’s Point has a house everyone avoids and one ambitious investor is determined to monetize it anyway. When restoration consultant Evelyn Hart steps onto the fog-choked property, the mansion seems to notice her. Doors lock themselves. Sound dies i

Red Days 2: Cecilia – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotAug 28, 2026

Red Days 2: Cecilia – review

Director: Brett William Mauser Release date: 2026 Contains spoilers Back to the communist People’s Monarchy of California that we looked at when I reviewed Red Days . Cecilia was the missing daughter of that film’s primary protagonist and revealed, when she returned to her family home, to be a vampire. In this actress

Axes and Os – review
Blogspot iconBlogspotAug 26, 2026

Axes and Os – review

Director: Trent Duncan Release date: 2024 Contains spoilers The slasher film is a genre all of its own and this starts off as a typical slasher, with stereotyped characters and a psychotic killer (an axeman in this case). However, the film hints occasionally at a different genre and that is, of course, the vampire genr

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