A number of reviewers praise this very low budget production from Republic Studio as being unusually literate and serious. Okay, it is unusual in its unusual take on the origin of a vampire--but there's nothing remotely eerie or chilling or mysterious about the central figure who claims he's a vampire and that's that.
We see nothing to suggest this except he doesn't appear in mirrors. He comes across as just an ordinary guy who lives a long time and sometimes he bulges his eyes.
One of my fave Republiv heroines, Peggy Stewart, has the femme role but unfornately, doesn't do herself any favors. She's best in her cowboy and serial roles.
With a juicy title like this one, I expected a fun hour but instead nearly fell asleep.
We see nothing to suggest this except he doesn't appear in mirrors. He comes across as just an ordinary guy who lives a long time and sometimes he bulges his eyes.
One of my fave Republiv heroines, Peggy Stewart, has the femme role but unfornately, doesn't do herself any favors. She's best in her cowboy and serial roles.
With a juicy title like this one, I expected a fun hour but instead nearly fell asleep.