Love Immortal

Robert Joseph Butler has taken his writing and directing to the next level with his first feature length film. His camera shots are both masterful and varied. He doesn't rely on trick shots to tell his story. The sets and costumes he uses give this film a feel of a larger budget feature. The acting is very good and never over the top. Butler dares to tell a cautionary tale through three time periods. Without giving too much of the message away, suffice it to say that if we don't become involved with bettering our world, no one, not even the undead will be able to survive. A novel approach to a vampire tale.

But I only made it 24:20 and simply couldn't get through any more. Music is staggeringly bad, I think my dog could have done better walking over a keyboard. The acting is roughly that of a Jr High School production. NONE of these people are going on to win Oscars and looking aback in embarrassment. I can only imagine the actors were friends of the creator of this show. I hope someone else likes it, but the third time blood the color of tomato soup drooled out of a vampire's mouth for no reason at all, I couldn't bear to go any further....

It's aspirering to be a V-movie, but never really get anywhere. The director / instructor ought to have seen other V-movies before doing this movie.

Rob Butler has really turned a tired formula on its head, creating a powerful movie with unexpected twists, great character development, and an important message to boot.

Have you ever felt empathy for a concerned mom who just happens to sustain herself through drinking the blood of others? After watching this movie, I can now say that I have. It's hard out here on a vampire...two or three centuries of environmental changes, economic collapses and dwindling resources gets old! Excellent story and great performances!