I remember having stumbled upon this movie some years ago, as I recall the movie's cover. I just didn't pick the movie up back then, so I actually never have watched "Bled" before now in 2023. I had the opportunity to sit down and watch it, and of course I did so, since I had not seen it before.
While the movie's cover was interesting, the contents of the storyline was a whole different story. I found the script and storyline, as written by Sxv'leithan Essex, to fall short of entertaining me. The movie felt like an artsy, surrealistic dream, as if the writer had been spaced out on something and watched one too many vampire movies whilst riding that high.
The acting performances in the movie were probably fair enough. I can't say that I cared much really, because the storyline was just utter rubbish.
Visually then "Bled" was an adequate enough movie. Though you shouldn't expect to be blown away by anything spectacular.
My rating of director Christopher Hutson's 2009 horror movie "Bled" lands on a three out of ten stars.
While the movie's cover was interesting, the contents of the storyline was a whole different story. I found the script and storyline, as written by Sxv'leithan Essex, to fall short of entertaining me. The movie felt like an artsy, surrealistic dream, as if the writer had been spaced out on something and watched one too many vampire movies whilst riding that high.
The acting performances in the movie were probably fair enough. I can't say that I cared much really, because the storyline was just utter rubbish.
Visually then "Bled" was an adequate enough movie. Though you shouldn't expect to be blown away by anything spectacular.
My rating of director Christopher Hutson's 2009 horror movie "Bled" lands on a three out of ten stars.