I thoroughly enjoyed Vampire Dad! Horror comedy is one of my favorite genres and it absolutely delivered. There were moments of laugh out loud laughter and a few scares as well. Super recommend!

In 1962 Psychologist Raymond Walinski is bitten by a vampire. He was chosen to be a vampire so he could treat monsters who are lonely and have issues. His wife and brother-in-law know. His BIL supplies film with human blood from work. They have a 16-year-old daughter.

The film had a lot of potentials. It was one I thought I was going to like after the opening scene, but it lacked any sort of clever dialogue.

Guide: No swearing, sex, or nudity.

I enjoyed this though possibly you need to enjoy a certain type of humour to get it. Emily did a fine job as the 50's mum ,perfect casting i think. Though i did at times think she was channelling a character from a stage-play farce. I get the feeling she's done a lot of stage work . Not that that's a bad thing ,she's great. Dad was was funny too ,also great casting. I do hope this is carried over to a tv show. I think ,given time ,the characters could all bed-in a bit more and we'd have a pretty good ,fun ,weekly show that is different from the usual stuff we get.. Great job ,hope to see more ,including the underworld goddess !