Get ready for a bite of horror-comedy in 2025 with the release of Only Fangs, the latest project from A & P Films. This week, we got our first glimpse of the upcoming movie with the release of a teaser trailer that’s sure to leave fans thirsty for more.
Only Fangs made waves earlier this year by successfully raising over $41,000 through an Indiegogo campaign, thanks to the support of 452 dedicated horror enthusiasts. The movie centers on a wannabe monster hunter who teams up with a gang of bloodthirsty vampire chicks, helping them grow their sinister business by developing an app that turns their victims into willing customers.
Directed by Paul Ragsdale and Angelica De Alba, and written by Ragsdale, the film boasts a cast that includes Kansas Bowling (Cuddly Toys), Drew Marvick (Pool Party Massacre), Nina Lanee Kent (Slashlorette Party), Jessa Flux (Murdercise), Adriana Uchishiba (Murdercise), Meredith Mohler (When the Trashman Knocks), Kristy Adams (Nightmare Toys), Delawna McKinney (Streets of Vengeance), and Ellie Church (Space Babes from Outer Space).
The filmmakers aim to channel the essence of classic vampire films from the ’80s and ’90s, drawing inspiration from cult favorites like The Lost Boys, Fright Night, and From Dusk Till Dawn. With a nostalgic blend of story, wardrobe, sets, and music, Only Fangs promises to deliver a fresh take on the vampire genre while paying homage to its iconic predecessors. Pre-order your copy today and prepare to sink your teeth into this modern-day vampire tale.
Will there be a vampire movie?
Even after last year’s vampire flicks failed to make a mark, 2024 is set to resurrect the genre with a vengeance, as four new bloodsucking releases are poised to hit theaters and streaming platforms.
What is the 2024 vampire girl movie?
“Abigail” made its world premiere at the Overlook Film Festival on April 7, 2024, and hit theaters across the United States on April 19, thanks to Universal Pictures. The film has been met with generally positive reviews from critics and has earned $42.4 million globally.
