Addicted to Murder

About This Movie

Addicted to Murder really dives into a bizarre blend of horror and twisted friendships. Joel, this seemingly normal kid, finds himself entangled with Rachel, a vampire, and their relationship is anything but ordinary. The film's atmosphere is gritty and unsettling, capturing that raw, indie vibe of the '90s. The pacing is a bit uneven, but it adds to the tension, as Joel spirals further into his violent tendencies to please Rachel. Practical effects are noteworthy, offering a gritty realism that enhances the horror elements. Performances are unique, especially Joel's descent into madness, which feels personal and disturbing. It’s a dark exploration of dependency and violence wrapped in a vampire story that stands out for its odd premise and execution.

Indie horror film from the mid-90s · Explores themes of dependency and violence · Notable practical effects