Videoblog di un vampiro
Diretto da Clif Prowse, Derek LeeDerek e Clif migliori amici condividono il viaggio di una vita. Il loro piano: viaggiare fino agli estremi confini della terra, vedere il mondo, e vivere la vita al massimo. Ma il viaggio prende presto una piega oscura e sanguinosa. Dopo soli pochi giorni, uno degli uomini mostra segni misteriosi che prendono gradualmente tutto il suo corpo. A migliaia di chilometri da casa, in una terra straniera, devono correre per scoprire la fonte della sua malattia prima che lo consumi completamente.
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- Daniel Gustavsson9 ottobre 2024Unique and interesting movie. I really liked how it spiraled away a bit in the second half.
- jackmeat16 novembre 2025My quick rating - 6.7/10. I had to rewatch Afflicted since it is one of those rare found-footage horror flicks that actually nails the formula instead of collapsing under it. A simple but effective setup sees Derek Lee and Clif Prowse, playing fictionalized versions of themselves, as lifelong friends about to embark on a year-long trip around the world. Derek has a serious medical condition hanging over his head, so Clif decides to document every moment, turning the entire journey into a first-person travelogue. That also means we’re locked into the “camera as character” viewpoint for the whole movie, a style I’m very much opposed to unless it’s done right. After a fun start in Barcelona and a detour to Paris with some musician friends, things take a dark turn. Derek has a one-night encounter with a woman named Audrey (Baya Rehaz), and his friends find him the next morning, bloodied, bitten, and refusing to seek medical help. Once they hit Italy, it’s clear something is seriously wrong. Derek can’t keep food down, sunlight burns him, and his strength skyrockets to superhuman levels. It doesn’t take long for the guys, or anyone paying attention, to figure out that Derek didn’t just get unlucky; he’s turning into a vampire. What makes Afflicted stand out is how surprisingly believable it all feels. The special effects and stunts are shockingly well executed for a low-budget indie horror movie. The transformation scenes, wall crawling, and violent outbursts have a visceral weight to them that most found-footage films never achieve. Directors Prowse and Lee lean hard into the chaos once the infection starts taking over, delivering chase scenes and confrontations that put most big-budget shaky-cam movies to shame. The acting is another win. For a genre notorious for stiff or awkward performances, these two come off natural, likable, and genuinely worried about what’s happening. The friendship feels real, and that helps sell the emotional side of Derek losing control. Knowing that Lee and Prowse not only starred in but also wrote and directed the film makes it even more impressive. This is clearly a passion project built to push the limits of what found footage can do. While it relies on some familiar vampire tropes, the execution elevates it. The movie commits to its concept, keeps the pacing tight, and doesn’t rely on cheap gimmicks. It’s one of the very few found-footage horror flicks I can strongly recommend, sitting comfortably next to Chronicle in terms of ambition and payoff. If you enjoy the genre or just want a genuinely creative spin on a vampire story, Afflicted is absolutely worth your time.
- Shane Geenen28 settembre 2025Yea cool, loved the use of reality tv in this one.
- NamesMatter1 settembre 2025Lot better than I thought it was going to be. Took a turn I was not expecting, that's for damn sure.
Videoblog di un vampiro Trivia
Videoblog di un vampiro was released on January 27, 2015.
Videoblog di un vampiro was directed by Clif Prowse, Derek Lee.
Videoblog di un vampiro has a runtime of 85 min.
Videoblog di un vampiro was produced by Chris Ferguson, Zach Lipovsky.
The key characters in Videoblog di un vampiro are Audrey (Baya Rehaz), Derek (Derek Lee), Clif (Clif Prowse).
Videoblog di un vampiro is rated R.
Videoblog di un vampiro is a Thriller, Horror, Mystery film.
Videoblog di un vampiro has an audience rating of 5.7 out of 10.