Great film, I enjoy it immensely. Steve French gives an excellent and impressive performance in such a short shoot. Virgina was fun to watch and to see her character twist in the end from damsel in distress to something else. Greg and JJ give great comic relief as your average party animal college roommates and well mixed with Colin's nerdy roommate character that was creepy to the tenth power. Sketch was a great character, and I'm kicking myself for not being able to be in the film for reasons outside of my control but Bangle did a righteous job and I don't know if I could have offered anything different or better, kick ass work. Everyone in the film has great moments which was made possible by kickass writing, and well executed character work. So in short, and to stop blabbing on like I know what I'm talking about- Great Flick, Great Performances and Great Writing, I was impressed and most importantly I enjoyed all the whole time I watched it (I almost pissed myself because I didn't want to get up to go to the bathroom and that's the sign of any great movie.) If I make it out to LA in time for your next movie I would be more than happy to work on it in anyway from crew to talent. Here’s to everyone who worked on it and well done.

... all the damn vampires. So it's a good thing this one takes place on the other side of the continent. Clever direction, and spot on writing make this film a Silver Surfer to what we can only assume will be a Galactus of a career. At least that's what I'm assuming. There is only one word that I would choose to describe this film with, and that word is "booya!" Congrats Gus, Joss Wheadon is dead to me. ng

Gus Krieger has done a wonderful job putting together this hilarious and sometimes touching Vamp. Hunter pic. The true draw of this film is the examination (cleverly written) of college life through the slightly twisted (less so than you might imagine though) lens of a college student paying his way by hunting down vampires. Steve French is spectacular in the lead, handling large chunks of dialogue with apptitude and perhaps a little grace. He carries the film well and doesn't let himself get bogged down by cheating the humor and asking for the laughs. Virginia Welsh is beautiful and natural, and does a nice job throughout. The supporting cast is mostly fabulous (with a few shaky exceptions). Overall, a wonderful picture.