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When horny teenager Jeremy Capello shares a midnight rendezvous with a mysterious beauty, he gets more than he bargained for: a one-way ticket to vampirism. As his cravings shift from burgers to blood and his reflection starts to fade, Jeremy must navigate high school, a nagging mom, and a pair of bumbling vampire hunters hot on his tail. This 80s horror-comedy blends teen angst with supernatural chaos, serving up a unique coming-of-age story with a bite. Will he embrace his new identity or find a cure before sundown?
My Best Friend Is a Vampire
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What is My Best Friend Is a Vampire about?
When horny teenager Jeremy Capello shares a midnight rendezvous with a mysterious beauty, he gets more than he bargained for: a one-way ticket to vampirism. As his cravings shift from burgers to blood and his reflection starts to fade, Jeremy must navigate high school, a...
When was My Best Friend Is a Vampire released?
My Best Friend Is a Vampire was released in 1980.
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User Reviews
RetroHorrorFan – 7/10
“A fun 80s time capsule! The tone is light and goofy, but the vampire stuff is genuinely cool. Loved the practical effects and the whole 'teen discovers he's a vampire' angle. Not scary, but super entertaining.”
GoreHound99 – 5/10
“I wanted to like this more, but the scares are almost non-existent and the comedy falls flat for me. The lead actor is charming, but the villain hunters are just annoying. It's an average horror-comedy that doesn't know what it wants to be.”
ScreamQueen88 – 6/10
“It's a cute little movie with a lot of heart. The romance is sweet, and the vampire transformation scenes are kind of hot. The pacing drags a bit, but I enjoyed the quirky characters. Not a classic, but worth a watch for 80s horror fans.”
VampireKnight – 8/10
“Forget the low ratings! This is a hidden gem. It captures that 80s teen vibe perfectly, and the vampire lore is actually quite interesting. The scene where he tries to eat garlic is hilarious. A must-see for anyone who loves vampire flicks with a twist.”
