In this witty comedy from teen director Emily Hagins, young Kate visits a local comic convention and falls for good-hearted vampire Paul, but her friends are worried when she suddenly starts displaying eerie, undead qualities of her own.
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Elaine Hurt | ... | Kate |
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Patrick Delgado | ... | Paul |
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Santiago Dietche | ... | Jason |
| Lauren Lee | ... | Allison | |
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Tony Vespe | ... | Mark |
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Lauren Vunderink | ... | Cindy |
| Devin Bonnée | ... | Vince | |
| Sam Eidson | ... | Lyle | |
| Tina Rodriguez | ... | Gina | |
| Aaron Morgan | ... | 1950s Guy (as Kristoffer Aaron Morgan) | |
| Harry Jay Knowles | ... | Con Vampire Expert | |
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Christopher Gonzalez | ... | Max |
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Rebecca Robinson | ... | Kate's Mom |
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Ben Gonzalez | ... | Kate's Dad |
| Megan Hagins | ... | Jason's Mom | |
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In this witty comedy from teen director Emily Hagins, young Kate visits a local comic convention and falls for good-hearted vampire Paul, but her friends are worried when she suddenly starts displaying eerie, undead qualities of her own.
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I wasn't expecting much and found myself captivated...give it a chance. It's a group of young people poking fun at the whole vampire craze going on right now....very tongue in cheek. It's a fun little jaunt through the more intelligent teenager's perspective. The director is young, modest and hopeful. The cast is engaging and very likable. Think an independent version of scary movie, but a lot smarter and more subtle. The director has a raw, organic talent that eschews the traditional training from film school. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of her work as she matures. Some day, those who've worked with her will be look back on the experience fondly.