Violet's Prey

About This Movie

So, Violet's Prey, directed by Seth Sosslau, dives into this dark fantasy-horror vibe that really captures a unique sense of desperation. The story centers around a woman who's spiraling into debt and stumbles across a vampire in her backyard. The whole premise of using his blood for a perfume is wild and somewhat grotesque, but it works. The practical effects, especially during the transformation scenes, feel raw and gritty, adding to the unsettling atmosphere. The pacing is a bit off at times, but it actually lends itself to the overall tension. Performances are decent; the lead really embodies that mixture of desperation and ambition. It’s a film that lingers in your mind, even if it leaves you feeling a bit uneasy.

Unique blend of fantasy and horror · Raw practical effects · Character-driven storytelling