d./w. Christian
Edwards; p. Tom Richards; cast: Mark Grinham, Julie Gilmour, Steve Garry,
Lauren Pressdee, Victoria Hopkins, Nick Stoppani, Les Richards, Marysia Kay,
Christian Edwards, Amelia Tyler, Penny Bond, Jason Impey, Alexander Bakshaev
Shot in June 2008 with a bundle of recognisable names and
faces, Edwards’ only film nevertheless managed to remain in complete obscurity for
a decade before coming to accidental light. Hopkins is half of an Anglo-Aussie
couple whose relationship is in trouble. Her philandering hubby is preyed on by
a vampire whore and her human pimp but escapes, though not without taking a
bite and suffering the effects. The film’s biggest problem is that it’s never
clear which is the main story: the breaking-up couple or the tragic vampire
(Gilmour) who has some good dialogue on the loneliness of immortality. Kay is a
nurse tending to the guy’s ill father; Impey and Bakshaev have cameos as
earlier victims. Music by Preteneratural
helmer Gav Chuckie Steel. Shot in black and white and (bizarrely) what appears
to be Academy ratio, this was released on YouTube in July 2011 as a
seven-episode serial.
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