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Single mother shoos her kid away with grandma so she can deal with the bloodthirsty demon/vampire living in her downstairs storage room. Minor, independently-produced horror outing was something of a family affair: writer-director Spider One is also married to the lead, Krsy Fox, who doubled as the film's editor; both were producers on the film, along with executive producers Cher and her son, Chaz Bono, who has a supporting role. There's nothing at all wrong with the acting--which is quite solid--and the production doesn't feel slapdash; however, Spider One's script doesn't go in for a backstory, leaving itself open to unanswered questions and gaps of logic. This guy just wants to get to the finale, which has a comical twist--though, again, it doesn't make much sense. *1/2 from ****

At first it seems good but as it goes on you get no back story, no reasons, then after the whole dragged out movie the script flips and makes no sense at all, why was he in the room where did he come from how did they meet and make this arrangement, what was the purpose of the 100 year old lady? Was it supposed to be him spying on her? So many random unexplained things then the whole point of the movie seemed to be undone when she sends for her daughter anyways. Horrible ending as well. I read these reviews and seen people saying perfect and 10 out of ten, this movies horrible. Why'd it come out.

This is a movie I first heard about last year from Dead Meat and I've been waiting for the movie to come out. Now that I've watched the movie and found out the director of this movie is Rob Zombie's younger brother, I am now questioning my initial existence for this movie. Positives for Little Bites (2024): The movie has an interesting premise to begin with and that's good. I also thought the performances from Krsy Fox as Mindy Vogel, Jon Sklaroff as Agyar and Elizabeth Phoenix Caro as Alice Vogel were all decent. And finally, there are some solid gory effects in the movie. Negatives for Little Bites (2024): Like I said before this review, director Spider One is the younger brother of Rob Zombie and he is about as subtle as his older bro. Now, I am not a big fan of Rob Zombie as a filmmaker, so finding out these details made me worried about this movie. The movie doesn't do anything with its premise. There are a number of conversations in this movie and they are dull. There are random cameos by James A. Janisse (Dead Meat), Heather Langenkamp and Barbra Crampton that go nowhere. And my final negatives is that the ending of this movie was very confusing. Overall, Little Bites (2024) is a bad vampire movie and while this isn't as atrocious as any of Rob Zombie's movies, this wasn't a good introduction for his young bro.

Started so well great buildup story, Yet again another 10 masterpiece movie, krsy fox so exceptional mother you're So perfect short of words to describe this take what was that monster that's so bloody scary I gasped great. Loved the cameos and the creepiness. Shoutout to spider one for delivering such a masterpiece, very cool demure and so promising trust me you won't regret watching this bloody hella of this movie what was that last part bite ending from the mother and her mother glad if I can get an explanation.cool monster and great makeup efforts. Tense creepy and fun. Agyar once again so scary.

Understand me when I say this movie is beyond perfection, 10 horror masterpiece well written, krysy absolute gorgeous mother you are, hold my breath cox it gets more scary, needs some little explanation later at the ending what was that cute little bites from the mother and her daughter loved it so much, definition of a mother trying so hard and well determined on a mission of protecting her only one thing too bad it's a short run off could have been more thou, great casting yeah that adds up also, trust me you won't regret watching it.great selection if Ure about to have a healthy meal yummy.

Smoldering plotline style horror. The setting is period correct from what I recall as a toddler. Where they found an untouched 1979 wood-panel house is a mystery, but it works. Dark by its nature, they can never make one of these houses "bright and cheery" The film was compared to the Bobadook in the stuff I read before the release, but after having watched both, the plot for this one resonates with me as a parent far more. I put it ahead of Bobadook on the relatability scale. I could actually relate to Mindy. The generational relationship with her mother also felt 'real' in a way you don't see in film. In only a few scenes, you get a feeling for a rounded character. So real, in fact, I wondered where she was going in the story. Without spoilers, I could have used more in only 2 places: 1: I wanted to see the more of a certain kill. 2: I would like to have explored the history a bit more. The characters are interesting enough to want to know more backstory. Chaz Bono gave a really good performance. I was surprised. Krsy Fox is good, but I've begun to expect that from her. Barbra Crampton... solid of course. Jon Sklaroff came off well... really well... as the monster. Something that creepy and base shouldn't be that eloquent. He pulled it off, and now I want to know "What exactly was that?!?" Overall, good film. It's not the typical slasher. It's not a bloodbath. But by the end, you understand exactly the point the writer/director was making. If you have kids, you're probably going to empathize with him.

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