If this had been 70 minutes, 80 minutes tops, I'd have cut it a break. You can't have a redneck vampire flick that's this lacking in fun and be almost 2 hours long.

Extra credit for the little vampire girl, I do love seeing evil vampire children.

this movie is literally an insult to vampires

Looking forward to the day that I'm turned into a vampire so I can sleep all day, eat all night and outlive everyone who has ever loved me

Accented; bloody; derivative; familiar; unconvincing; uneven; watchable.

Backwoods vampires wrecking havoc out in the boonies. Solid acting from all involved. The blood soaked makeup on the vamps was nice with a mouth full of sharp teeth making them all look menacing. The kills needed some work as they could've and should've been bloodier. Doesn't do anything new but its a decent indie vampire horror flick.

"Vampires? That's just what we need to bring in the rentals. Come feed the pet goddamn fucking vampire."

The idea of a mobile home park full of vampires is an interesting one, but Bogieville tries to go in too many directions at once and keeps repeating certain things that don't need to be repeated over and over. How many times does one need to be told that the vampires have your scent and you can't leave without them tracking you down and eating your ass before the idea sticks? Apparently more than I cared to count.

A bit like Salem's Lot but make the setting a trailer park in rural surroundings.

The movie doesn't waste time giving us the characters and their situation as the story overall was pretty straight forward. There were some comedic moments within the movie and some bloody vampires too.

The effects wasn't over the top but they wasn't underwhelming either. Definitely something worth seeing for those into some blood soaked vampire attacks with a story that you don't have to worry about too seriously.

Overall this was a decent watch.

Worth pairing with:
30 Days of Night (2007)
Salem's Lot (1979 or 2024)

I mostly watched this because of the trailer for it 
It looked interesting and it looked good 
Unfortunately the trailer was very misleading 
No awesome or bloody kills just mostly offscreen or done in shadows and the story was painfully boring 
On the plus side it wasn't mind numbingly stupid and not a lot of crappy cgi 
Just a big letdown for me

The special FX makeup was fun. The acting and storyline not so much.

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79/100

I’m not typically a fan of vampire movies, but this one stood out and I genuinely enjoyed it. The gritty setting and impressive makeup effects created a compelling atmosphere similar to "The Walking Dead." However, I must point out that the acting was lacking; it felt offbeat at times and was quite frustrating—still not a bad watch.

In one scene from this was when the cop is unloading his gun into one of the Vampires, upon firing his last bullet the guns slide didn't lock back in place and instead remained closed. For some reason this really bugged me and that's the main thing that stuck with me. It's the stupidest nitpick ever I'm aware and in the grand scheme of things it didn't make it any worse than it already was. This film was terrible (easily the worst film is saw at FrightFest), the acting was flat/bad, awfully paced & dialogue was horrible. The one thing I'll give the film is that the look of Vampires was pretty solid.