Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives
Blood Relatives

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Blood Relatives

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This listing is for the standard edition Blu-ray. The limited edition slipcover (designed by Suspiria Vilchez) was limited to 500 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.

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Francis, a 115-year-old Yiddish vampire, still looks 35. He’s been roaming American backroads in his beat-up muscle car for decades, keeping to himself, and liking it that way. One day, a teenage kid, Jane, shows up. She says she’s his daughter, and she’s got the fangs to prove it. They go on the road, deciding whether to sink their teeth into family life.

directed by: Noah Segan
starring: Noah Segan, Victoria Moroles
2022 / 90 min / 1.78:1 / English DTS-HD MA 5.1

Additional info:

  • Region A Blu-ray
  • Commentary with Writer / Director / Actor Noah Segan and Actress Victoria Moroles
  • BTS Documentary
  • BTS photos
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Two very short trailers
  • English SDH subtitles

                      Overall rating: 4.21875 / 5 from 32 reviews.

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                      Father, Daughter, Vampires

                      "Blood Relatives is a labor of love from actor/director Noah Segan. The title gives away the basic premise, but beyond that I would go in blind and let the movie unfold. This is a character study so those expecting bloody vampires attacks will be disappointed - the gory is sparingly but perfectly utilized within the story. Those raising a child though will get the most out of the narrative, and Noah Segan and Victoria Moroles have great chemistry and make you care about the characters and their situations. Great supporting role for Josh Ruben as, well, you'll see who he is supposed to be if you watch the film. Video and audio are great, and a short but well done behind the scenes is the highlight of the extras."

                      — Joe O. (4/5)

                      From vampire to…. . dad ?

                      "Dark funny road movie comedy with vampires! What Moore could you ask for! Funny and engaging low budget movie that entertained me! Decent picture and sound . Great cover if you catched it fast enough."

                      — Patrick J. (4/5)

                      Blood Relatives

                      "A pleasant mix of quirky comedy and bloody goodness. Blood Relatives is a flick that meshes a couple different genres and throws in a coming of age/how to be a parent premise. Not the greatest version of itself, but neatly presented."

                      — Shawn J. (3/5)

                      Top notch horror comedy

                      "A great father daughter bonding vampire horror comedy. Not too many of those around. Great performances, legitimately funny script, and a cool car. What more could you want. Good commentary with both leads. Throws in a little hint of werewolf towards the end, so I'd love to see that brought into a sequel. Highly recommended."

                      — Ed K. (5/5)

                      Good blind buy

                      "Not typically a fan of vampire movies but this really surprised me and I enjoyed it"

                      — Brennan B. (4/5)

                      A Charming and Clever Vampire Road Movie

                      "Blood Relatives takes a clever premise and turns it into an unexpectedly warm mix of vampire horror, road movie, and family drama. The story of a centuries-old vampire discovering that he has a teenage daughter gives the film plenty of opportunities to play with familiar genre conventions from a different angle. The comedy works particularly well because it grows naturally from the awkward father-daughter relationship rather than relying entirely on vampire jokes. Noah Segan brings a likable, slightly pathetic quality to the lead role, and his chemistry with Victoria Moroles gives the movie genuine heart beneath all the bloodletting. The cover artwork fits the film's quirky personality nicely and immediately communicates that this isn't meant to be a grim, traditional vampire movie. Overall, Blood Relatives is a fun and surprisingly sweet genre hybrid with a strong central relationship and enough horror elements to keep things interesting."

                      — Tim L. (5/5)

                      I like Noah Segan a

                      "I like Noah Segan a lot so I was glad he got to direct a film. The film itself is pleasant enough, offering a more grounded, lighthearted take on vampires through the lens of a Hallmark-esque family reconnection thing. It's fairly breezy to watch, offering easy-going dialog between the two enjoyable leads, though it does veer dangerously close to "quirk" territory that I just hate anymore. There's also that specific low-budget look and feel that a lot of Shudder stuff has that it doesn't manage to overcome, looking run of the mill rather than distinct. Its biggest issue is that it's too easygoing for its own good as the final third just doesn't have a hook at all, playing out like another second act to the film rather than a finale before it just kind of fizzles out"

                      — Dustin B. (3/5)

                      Fantastic

                      "Great looking cover, even without the slip cover."

                      — Filip P. (5/5)

                      Meh movie great slip

                      "Great premise . . dull horror flick. . 2 stars and one extra for the slip"

                      — Richard J. (3/5)

                      Vampire Family Comedy

                      "This is another film that is light on the horror, but it is a good story about a vampire and meeting his daughter for the first time. It's also a road trip movie so it melds different genres. Worth a look."

                      — Nathan L. (3/5)

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