I think we can all agree that this film is weird and messed up in so many ways.
Whether you will like it or not, depends on your taste.
It is a vampire story that avoids all the clichés and has a surprising (but justified) ending.
What I really would like to highlight is Fluke's performance. In many ways, he reminded me of Anthony Perkins in Psycho. An innocent young man looking for love who happens to be a psycho and killer who would do anything to keep this love.
Fluke, who mainly played cute, sweet and innocent characters so far, takes his image, plays with it and in the end completely destroys it. His acting is FANTASTIC to the point that it makes you uncomfortable, in the best way. And to imagine how young he was in this one, he is a really talented actor!
Because of this and some interesting ideas, I give this film a 6/10. I had to switch it off at some point because I really would like to keep Fluke in my imagination as the sweet, innocent Pharm. Also, it is not really well filmed (I think it's an indie film) and by that, I mean the lighting and some really awkward and uncomfortable sex scenes. I believe TV Tropes calls that fan disservice.
Whether you will like it or not, depends on your taste.
It is a vampire story that avoids all the clichés and has a surprising (but justified) ending.
What I really would like to highlight is Fluke's performance. In many ways, he reminded me of Anthony Perkins in Psycho. An innocent young man looking for love who happens to be a psycho and killer who would do anything to keep this love.
Fluke, who mainly played cute, sweet and innocent characters so far, takes his image, plays with it and in the end completely destroys it. His acting is FANTASTIC to the point that it makes you uncomfortable, in the best way. And to imagine how young he was in this one, he is a really talented actor!
Because of this and some interesting ideas, I give this film a 6/10. I had to switch it off at some point because I really would like to keep Fluke in my imagination as the sweet, innocent Pharm. Also, it is not really well filmed (I think it's an indie film) and by that, I mean the lighting and some really awkward and uncomfortable sex scenes. I believe TV Tropes calls that fan disservice.