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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 | |
| Kristoffer Aaron Morgan | ... | 1950s Guy | |
| 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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15 March 2011 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Wow, I'm shocked at the other reviews. I also saw it at SXSW and feel like I'm the one taking crazy pills after reading those negative reviews. Part of getting asses in seats is some kind of hook no matter what the budget of the thing is, it's some great story that peaks your interest. Sure I went in wondering what kind of a film could a 17 year old make and that got me in, but that thought completely fizzled out after about five minutes into it.
The movie's fun regardless of whatever budget they were working with (I could care less). I absolutely found it charming, quirky, and the fact that a kid who can't even order a beer yet made it just impressed me more. There are moments where I thought "Hmm, I'd approach that differently," but I don't think it has anything to do with age/budget - I just think that's how the director wanted to go about it, which isn't to say it's bad just different. Would I give anyone in this an Oscar? No. Do I think they're going for an Oscar though? No. I think they set out to make a fun flick with goofy characters and vampires tossed into the mix and I absolutely think they succeeded.
I don't know when or how this thing's coming out, but I've talked my friends ears off about the flick and can't wait for the DVD/BluRay/whatever.
The movie's fun. If you can, check it out.