Bloodthirst – Movie Review
Director: Michael Su
Writer: Massimiliano Cerchi, Adrian Milnes (Screenplay)
Cast
- Costas Mandylor (Saw X)
- Tara Reid (Sharknado)
- Robert LeSardo (Death Race)
- Bishop Stevens (Revealer)
- Johnny Huang (Attack of the Unknown)
- William Connor (Hellhounds)
Plot: In a post-apocalyptic world run by vampires, only the strong survive. John Shepard, Vampire Hunter, is one of them. John has to track down and eliminate the master vampire before he himself gets turned.
Runtime: 1 Hour 28 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Bloodthirst starts as the Vampire Master (LaSardo) continues his rampage against humanity. He leads the battle against humans who are hunting vampires down, killing everyone. Elsewhere, John Shepard (Mandylor) has been fighting back, tracking down vampires and becoming the most feared vampire hunter in the land.
After John arrives, he looks for fellow human survivors and turns to them to create a larger army to deal with the Vampire Master. Meanwhile, Vampire Master joins with Vampire Queen (Reid) as they look to survive the imposing threat.
Verdict on Bloodthirst
Bloodthirst is an action horror following a group of human survivors battling against vampires who roam the land. It shows the two sides preparing for battle to end the reign of terror created by the vampires.
This big action horror feels a lot like ‘John Carpenter’s Vampires’. By following a vampire hunter dealing with a bigger threat. The core story is easy to follow and draws the lines for both sides of the battlefield. It could easily have dived into a few creatures being the enemy and uses the post-apocalyptic world extremely well. This is a fun action horror movie you can enjoy any time during a late-night sense.
Where to Watch: Bloodthirst is available from October 31st, 2023 on VOD/DVD through Lionsgate.
Final Thoughts –Bloodthirst is an enjoyable late-night action horror movie.
