Vampires vs the Bronx Netflix | 2020

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Vampires vs the Bronx is Netflix’s comedy horror film directed by famous director and writer Osmany Rodriguez.

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Vampires vs the Bronx Netflix Genres, Cast, Plot, Director, Production –

Genre: Mystery, Comedy, Horror

Release Date: 02 October 2020

Languages: English

Director: Osmany Rodriguez

Producer: Lorne Michaels, Erin David

Writer: Osmany Rodriguez

Vampires vs the Bronx Netflix Cast –

Jaden Michael as a Miguel Martinez
Gerald Jones III as a Bobby Carter (as Gerald W. Jones III)
Gregory Diaz IV as a Luis Acosta
Sarah Gadon as a Vivian
Method Man as a Father Jackson (as Cliff ‘Method Man’ Smith)
Shea Whigham as a Frank Polidori
Coco Jones as a Rita
The Kid Mero as a Tony (as Joel ‘The Kid Mero’ Martinez)
Chris Redd as a Andre
Vladimir Caamano as a Papo (as Vladimir Caamaño)
Jeremie Harris as a Henny
Adam David Thompson as a Alexis
Judy Marte as a Carmen Martinez

Vampires vs the Bronx Rating –

89% Rotten Tomatoes

5/10 IMDb

Vampires Vs the Bronx Netflix Review –

We’re looking at new to Netflix, Vampires Vs the Bronx, the most audience baiting title since Snakes on a Plane. ‘We got vampires in the Bronx’ He’s not wrong.

It’s hard to talk about Vampires vs the Bronx without talking about other films, partly because its openly references them.

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I’ve got time for any film that references Nosferatu director F. W. Murnau, and the image is Vlad the Impaler.

But the film also draws on a lot of other stuff, most notably Attack the Block, which made a star of John Boyega, and like the British film it goes for a mix of horror and social commentary.

‘We are going to wipe you out like the vermin you are’ It also has a strong 80s vibe, back when kids saved the world more often, and tonally it’s more comedy than horror.

What it’s not is subtle. In its themes, ‘Every last one of you could disappear and no one notice.’ it imagery,

‘What’s up with that red light’ and most of all in its stock characters, ‘Don’t you talk to me like that I oughta smack you upside the head’

This is drawn in the broadest of possible strokes. Also, although God knows I’m not an expert, its depiction of the Bronx feels pretty broad strokes as well.

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‘We smoked them fools.’ Of course, in a film called Vampires vs the Bronx, I’m not sure subtlety was ever an option, or indeed an aim.

But in the characters at least, it would have been nice to go beyond the deeply cliched central trio. ‘A massive vampire nest’

It is also, perhaps because its drawing on so much else, # very predictable – nothing happens you will not see coming.

There are some nice shots… ‘You can come too if you want sometimes, you can come visit.’ but there’s also some mis-steps. ‘Vampires are undead immortals who survive on the blood of the living’

When Wes Craven did this for Scream it taught us the rules of the horror movie that would pay off later but – maybe I watch too many vampire films – but I think everyone knows this already.

‘The afternoon sun can be murder’ I don’t want to be overly negative about this, firstly because, while it’s nothing special, it’s enough fun.

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‘Thanks, now let’s go kill some suck heads’ secondly because I grew up in the 80s so I saw this movie already, but if you didn’t then why shouldn’t you have your own 21st century version?

I do feel that this story and that connection between vampires and cultural gentrification would have been more effective if it hadn’t been so on the nose.

‘No one’s gonna care if Slim disappeared’ the Bronx’ and I dearly wish the actors had been given more rounded characters to play with, but as long as you don’t go in expecting more than the title, then it’s perfectly watchable. It delivers on Vampires vs the Bronx, just no more.

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