In a moonlit world where childhood and the supernatural collide, a ten-year-old vampire who can never grow up forms an unlikely bond with an orphaned schoolboy. But their fragile friendship is threatened by a monstrous, moon-headed creature that prowls the shadows, determined to tear them apart. With a haunting gothic atmosphere and moments of both heart and dread, this tale weaves a creepy yet tender story about loneliness, belonging, and the price of eternal youth. As secrets unfold, the boys must confront their deepest fears—and each other—before the night claims them forever.
User Reviews
“I really enjoyed the dark fairytale vibe, but the pacing felt a bit slow in the middle. The relationship between the vampire kid and the schoolboy was touching, and the moon-headed monster was properly creepy. For me, it's a solid watch if you're into atmospheric horror with a heart.”
“Honestly, I was expecting more scares. The animation is beautiful and the premise is interesting, but the horror elements took a backseat to the friendship drama. I liked the characters, but it never really got under my skin. It felt more like a sad story than a scary one.”
“This movie surprised me! The atmosphere is thick with unease, and I loved the gothic art style. The bond between the vampire and the orphan is sweet, but the monster's design gave me actual nightmares. If you're a fan of tragic horror, this one will stick with you.”
“I appreciate what they were going for, but it didn't quite hit the mark for me. The creepiness is there, but it's mixed with a lot of whimsy that kind of undercuts the tension. Still, the voice acting is great and the emotional core is strong. It's worth a watch if you're curious.”





























































