BAD BLOOD: THE MOVIE

Cinemavixion Review

Tim Reis's "Bad Blood: The Movie" offers a unique, if somewhat niche, entry into the horror genre, blending werewolf tropes with an unexpected amphibious twist. The premise—a frantic race for an antidote—provides a solid engine for the narrative, driving the characters through their dire circumstances. While the film may not boast blockbuster budgets, its charm lies in its dedicated execution of a creative concept. The performances from Mary Malloy, Vikas Adam, and Troy Halverson anchor the story, bringing a necessary human element to the unfolding, creature-driven chaos. This is a film that leans into its B-movie roots with a commendable spirit, delivering a creature feature that is both familiar and refreshingly original for fans of the genre.