In the misty foothills of the Cascades, a group of five community college students and their eccentric professor embark on a documentary expedition to capture evidence of a rare fanged deer species. But as they venture deeper into the ancient woods, they begin to realize that the creature they’re stalking is not the gentle herbivore of legend. Something ancient and predatory is watching them from the shadows, and their footage will reveal a nightmare that defies explanation. As the line between predator and prey blurs, the group must confront the horrifying truth that they are no longer the hunters. Bampire is a slow-burn, found-footage descent into terror that will leave you questioning what lurks beyond the treeline.
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In the misty foothills of the Cascades, a group of five community college students and their eccentric professor embark on a documentary expedition to capture evidence of a rare fanged deer species. But as they venture deeper into the ancient woods, they begin to realize...
When was Bampire released?
Bampire was released in 2026.
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User Reviews
“The atmosphere was incredibly tense, and the way they built up the creature's presence without showing too much had me on edge the whole time. The acting felt authentic, especially during the panic scenes. Definitely one of the better found-footage horrors I've seen recently.”
“I really enjoyed the setup and the eerie forest setting, but I felt the middle dragged a bit. The payoff was worth it though – that final act is brutal. If you're a fan of slow burns, this is for you.”
“The concept is fresh and the first half had me hooked, but some of the scares felt cheap. I wish they'd explored the mythology more. Still, the performances were strong enough to keep me invested.”
“Finally, a creature feature that gets it right! The pacing was perfect, the tension never let up, and the use of practical effects was a welcome change. The professor's arc gave me chills. A modern gem in the genre.”

























































































