Review: Bury the Bride (2023)
By William Pattison
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This time I got a cool vampire movie, which puts
batchlorettes against the blood sucking fiends…
Bride-to-be June's bachelorette getaway turns deadly when
her bloodthirsty David, and his friends
show up to crash the party and have June’s friends as party snacks.
Initially I didn’t know this was a vampire film, but after I
found out I was thrilled. Never even
knew this film existed. In this film they actually kept the fact that the to be
groom and his friends were vanpires for a good portion of the film. That way you
get to know the characters and then show their true faces. That gives this film
a lot of respect because most modern vampire films can’t keep the secret long
enough to make an impact.
I really loved June and the batchorettes because the felt
like a group of close girlfriend. Also, the vampires came off as nasty rednecks
as well as nasty brutal vampire. The only thing that didn’t ring true is that June would even consider
anyone like David to marry.
The atmosphere is great. I loved the fact that the bachelorette part was at a nasty location
with a smell and a dead animal in the hot tube.
Also, the way they handled the vampires were great. It
wasn’t reinventing the wheel, like most of these films try to do, but it was
bloody, nasty, tense. Good stuff. I could see myself including this film with From
Dusk Till Dawn or Sinners.
All in all this film is a bloody good time for modern vampire film fans
