Not bad, not especially good either. Just sort of there...
Vampires Anonymous is like that.
It's... kind of funny. But just kind of.
Hip city vampire goes in to a twelve step program and is relocated to a rural town. He even adjusts his diet to sheep. Hilarity ensues.
There's a body count, but not a BAD body count, since it's kind of a comedy.
It's got production values. A score. Real actors. And relative to some other films I've seen recently (Night of the Lepus) pretty good effects.
But that's it. I don't miss the ninety minutes spent watching it... it was like eating a hamburger when you've got fillet mignon in the oven. It could have been worse, though.
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