A Taste of Blue

About This Movie

A Taste of Blue plays with the horror genre in an interesting way. It blends dark humor and a bit of eroticism, especially with Chris Rockway's take on the seductive vampire role. There’s a pretty fun dynamic between him and the characters played by Cody Fallon and Blake Riley, who are, well, not exactly having the best time. The pacing feels light despite the horror elements, and the practical effects have that low-budget charm that can be quite delightful. Not the most conventional vampire flick, but it does have its own unique vibe that keeps you engaged. Plus, the performances add a layer of camp that feels refreshing in a genre often dominated by more serious tones.

A Taste of Blue has a bit of a cult following due to its quirky take on the vampire mythos, but it isn't always easy to find on physical media. Originally released on DVD, the scarcity of good quality copies has made it a bit of a treasure hunt for collectors. The combination of horror and humor makes it stand out, though it may not be the first film that comes to mind when discussing vampire cinema.