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Watch: The Vampire Next Door 2024 123movies, Full Movie Online – Introverted Cameron, is desperately in love with his high school crush Diane. But his romantic pursuit is halted when Victoria, a female vampire moves in next door. Cameron soon discovers he’s in the middle of a life-and-death adv….
Plot: When twenty-year-old Cameron discovers he has a female vampire living next door, she enlists him to help her avenge the murder of a former lover. Cameron reluctantly agrees and goes along on the adventure, until he finds out the main target is his five-year secret crush, Diane.
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Slow paced, uneventful and sort of bland…
Stumbling upon the 2024 movie “The Vampire Next Door” by random luck here in 2024, and never having heard about it, I opted to sit down and watch it, given the fact that it is a new vampire-themed horror movie that I hadn’t already seen. And I was sort of hoping that given the movie’s title and synopsis, then maybe it would be a movie somewhat akin to “Fright Night”.

I have to say that the movie’s cover/poster was cheesy, so very, very cheesy, and it felt like the movie might have belonged in the “True Blood” universe, or that kind of teenage girl vampire fantasy setting.

The narrative in “The Vampire Next Door” was rather slow paced and uneventful, and that made sitting through the movie somewhat of a struggle and an ordeal. And I have to say that I was close to giving up on watching it more than once throughout the course of the 110 minutes that the movie ran for. So writer and director Sean King didn’t exactly impress me with his 2024 horror movie “The Vampire Next Door”.

And I am not fully sure of what genre of movie Sean King was aiming for here. Was it supposed to be an actual horror movie, or perhaps a horror comedy? Either way, the attempt wasn’t particularly successful, especially since the movie was light in the horror department and rather lacking in the comedy department.

I wasn’t familiar with the cast ensemble in the movie, but it should be noted that the actors and actresses on the cast list actually put on good performances and brought the characters and story to life on the screen in a good way.

The movie could have benefitted tremendously for a more upscaled narrative and also a more effective trim in the editing room, because running at nearly two hours and with so precious little happening in the narrative, just didn’t exactly make for a grand viewing experience.

There was a little bit of blood and violence in the movie, which sort of did help to keep the movie somewhat afloat. But it just wasn’t nowhere enough to sustain nearly two hours of virtually nothing happening and all of the movie’s shortcomings.

My rating of “The Vampire Next Door” lands on a four out of ten stars.

Throwback (implied) blood letting
The team behind this film clearly are fans of 80s B-grade classics like Once Bitten and its ilk. The film was clearly modelled on such fare, trying for the same sassy 1980s style with a few peripheral updates to pull the film into the 21st century. With tighter production it might almost have hit the mark. Unfortunately, the film as delivered falls short. Maybe 80s chatty comedy horror just doesn’t work in the modern meilleau. Maybe a tighter package would have gotten it over the line…

The film is intermittently in possession of most of the key elements of its more successful predecessors (down to its synth-heavy soundtrack), but tends toward being loose and uneven, and prone to meander. Its cast is sufficiently attractive and adequately skilled, and most of them have moments of on-point delivery, but somehow their performances get lost in the folds of the films excesses. And in terms of excesses, I’m not talking about gore – the film virtually has none. In fact, it really could have gone far harder on the horror aspect, which might have acted as an elevating counterpoint to its more syrupy heart.

All in all, it has enough charm to keep you watching to the end, but could have been so much more than the parts it scatters around liberally.

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Actors Alex Matthews, Jessica Ferguson, Bella Chadwick
Country United States
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