Stylish but barely mediocre overall

I gave this film a 9 out of 10, because it was exactly what I expected it to be.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

There is nothing like a good quirky office film that breaks politically correct rules and includes a funny vampire takeover. The characters and dialogue are fresh and funny. The humor style is comparable NAPOLEON DYNAMITE, although I enjoyed this film more. Must see. BAAM. SNAP!Guide: F-bombs. No sex or nudity.

BLOODSUCKING BASTARDS is set in the hog-eat-hog world of Big Business. The Cashists (cash-driven Fascists) who rule this particular world are, as the title suggests, real bloodsuckers; literally. It's a good idea for a movie, and it's handled very well, from the performances to the makeup fx, which are particularly well done. Dennis Dugan look-alike Fran Kranz as the unjustly-ousted Evan is the perfect hero: he's never really over the top; his actions and re-actions are well in keeping with his plight. It's common knowledge that corporations eventually turn all employees into automatons or bloodsucking backstabbers, so it's no surprise when the office in BLOODSUCKING BASTARDS eventually becomes "a den of the undead." The idea of corporate vampires is a natural, and this one rates a look.

Bloodsucking Bastards (2015) is a beautifully put together comic based vampire flick packed with laughter, bloody gore, and did I mention laughter. Wow, the dark comedy of this film kept everything rolling as it brought in the "Shaun of the Dead" style feel to it. The graphics were great, the storyline was remarkably funny; and well constructed; the cast were on point all the way through it. This is a very well put together film, highly recommend if you're looking for a good laugh.Finally a movie that has all of the perks to enjoy it! I'm a fan of vampire films, and I really love dark comedy; this film has it all. It was completely enjoyable, and following the characters as they each come into light it was more like living at my job; great stuff.

This film is described as "An action-packed horror comedy." I call foul. It is maybe 30% action with the rest being an unfunny Office. 40mins into the film and were still being treated to office politics of passed over promotions, preparing presentations, office romances gone awry and the new douchey manager! 43mins in something actually starts to happen but still not something that could be classed as "action."At minute 51 Joey Kern turns into the funniest character in the film with the best lines, best facial expressions and best comedic timing. So, basically, get through 50mins of a snail's pace and you're rewarded, somewhat, with 30mins of fun.