A revision of the vampire myths that seems to bet on bloody scenes and an absurd sense of humor, but never really finds the balance between a skillful reinterpretation of the classic characters and simple silliness. Nicholas Hoult is much more focused on his character than a Nicolas Cage who looks like a parody of a Dracula parody, closer to what could be a cameo in "What We Do in the Shadows." The interest of the beginning is exhausted as a story unfolds that gives the impression that it loses focus too soon. At least Marco Beltrami's music properly pays homage to horror movie classics.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2023-07-14T16:56:28Z
A revision of the vampire myths that seems to bet on bloody scenes and an absurd sense of humor, but never really finds the balance between a skillful reinterpretation of the classic characters and simple silliness. Nicholas Hoult is much more focused on his character than a Nicolas Cage who looks like a parody of a Dracula parody, closer to what could be a cameo in "What We Do in the Shadows." The interest of the beginning is exhausted as a story unfolds that gives the impression that it loses focus too soon. At least Marco Beltrami's music properly pays homage to horror movie classics.