Vampires Suck

Vampires Suck takes a satirical look at vampire sagas that dominated pop culture in the late 2000s, notably riffing on the Twilight series. The plot revolves around Becca, who must navigate her feelings between two boys while dealing with her overprotective father and the complications of high school life. The film combines elements of horror spoof and teenage romance, culminating in a prom event that brings various storylines together.

Director Aaron Seltzer, known for co-directing other parody films, helms this project with a cast including Jenn Proske as Becca and Matt Lanter in one of the leading male roles. The supporting cast features comedic actors such as Ken Jeong and Diedrich Bader, contributing to the film's comedic tone. Despite mixed critical reception, Vampires Suck found an audience among viewers fond of spoof movies.

Produced by Road Rebel and Regency Enterprises, with involvement from 20th Century Fox and Dune Entertainment, the film was made on a modest runtime of 82 minutes, reflecting its fast-paced comedic style. It is part of the Vampires Suck Collection, which groups it with similar spoof films for collectors interested in this genre.

Collectors can find Vampires Suck released on Blu-ray and DVD, formats which present the film in standard home viewing options. While it does not carry the cult status of some parody classics, its place in the early 2010s wave of vampire spoofs marks it as a cultural artifact of that period's media landscape.