I did not expect too much from this film but as Doug Bradley is in it I felt it was worth a watch.
The movie is quite disjointed, there are flashbacks and scenes that flit from one area of the story to another without much to link them initially which can lead to a little confusion.
The strongest part of the film is when it jumps to Jacob and his dysfunctional family moving to the country. The scenes with Jacob, Lauren and Rachel as pretty good. Jacob has a mysterious mirror in his barn which he shows to Rachel. Rachel comes across a stranger (Phelan) who is a vampire hunting Lilith another vampire, the one who turned him.
The film is a little overly dark as night time comes, it's a little difficult to make out at times.
There is a lot that is unexplained which is a shame, this could have been a cracking movie but is just okay.
The movie is quite disjointed, there are flashbacks and scenes that flit from one area of the story to another without much to link them initially which can lead to a little confusion.
The strongest part of the film is when it jumps to Jacob and his dysfunctional family moving to the country. The scenes with Jacob, Lauren and Rachel as pretty good. Jacob has a mysterious mirror in his barn which he shows to Rachel. Rachel comes across a stranger (Phelan) who is a vampire hunting Lilith another vampire, the one who turned him.
The film is a little overly dark as night time comes, it's a little difficult to make out at times.
There is a lot that is unexplained which is a shame, this could have been a cracking movie but is just okay.