Blood Relatives cast: Noah Segan, Victoria Moroles, Akasha Villalobos. Blood Relatives Release Date: 22 November 2022 (Shudder). Blood Relatives Director: Noah Segan. Blood Relatives is looking full of Comedy, Horror. A claim that is supported due to the fact she was sporting teeth. Also like Francis she also has the ability to leave during the day wearing sunscreen.
Blood Relatives is an American Comedy-Horror movie (2022). Noah Segan, Victoria Moroles, Akasha Villalobos are the main cast of Blood Relatives (2022). Blood Relatives is advertised as being made by the creators of Scare Me and The Infinite. Josh Ruben, who wrote and directed and also was the lead actor in the original film movie, is seen in the trailer as a Renfield-like character. Blood Relatives release on Shudder 22 November 2022.
Blood Relatives is a new film coming to the Shudder streaming service after it swept through the festivals. Noe Segan from Knives Out and Starry Eyes fame wrote and directed the film, as well as starring in the movie. He’ll be playing Francis the 115-year-old Yoddosh vampire who looks 35. He drives around the back roads of America in a muscle car that’s been beaten for decades with his girlfriend and enjoys the way it is. Naturally, it’s not going to be the same forever.
Blood Relatives Plot:
The life of a vampire who is a bit of a loner gets thrown off balance when a teenage girl is seen as if she’s his daughter. She’s sporting a grin to show that. While on a road trip through America’s blacktops they make a decision on how they will sink their teeth into the family world.
Blood Relatives Detail:
Movie: Blood Relatives (2022)
Network: Shudder
Director: Noah Segan
Writer: Noah Segan
Main Stars: Noah Segan, Victoria Moroles, Akasha Villalobos
Genres: Comedy, Horror
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 22 November 2022 (Shudder)
Runtime: 1 hour 28 minutes
Filming locations: Taylor, Texas, USA
Also Known As: Blood Relatives, Blood Relatives Movie, Blood Relatives (2022)
Blood Relatives Cast:
Noah Segan As Francis
Victoria Moroles As Jane
Akasha Villalobos As Hilda
C.L. Simpson As Sylvie
Ammie Masterson As Dr. Seward
Tracie Thoms As Ms. Shelling
Jon Proudstar As Nathan
Josh Ruben As Roger Fieldner
Doug Benson As Mert the Clerk
Brian Villalobos As Security Guard
Reece Everett Ryan As Caleb
Jessie Lucas As Terry
Karina Dominguez As Cousin Bonnie
Aaron Spivey-Sorrells As Mopar Mike
Christopher Cubas As Carl
John Gholson As Pawn Broker
Arthur Dale As Brad
Andrew Fox As Braden
Holt Boggs As Quincey Morris
Frank Garcia-Hejl As Radio Announcer
Deuce Deuce As The Goat
Farrell Rose As Background Player
Jason Castillo As Background Player
Dan Magaha As Background Player
Zoey Candell As Background Player
Marie Gonzalez As Background Player
Diane Dearsen As Background Player
John Edward Garcia As Background Player
Logan Magaha As Background Player
Charlie Barrios As Background Player
Jenny Hinkle As Background Player
Ryan Walker Lee As Background Player
Samantha McDanel As Background Player
Samuel Bryant As Background Player
Justin Crowley As Background Player
Rina Muzlijaj As Background Player
Jason Wright As Background Player
Giselle Marie Muñoz As Receptionist
One of the classic films that see the protagonist trying to establish a connection with friends or family members while on a trip, but with a twist that the main character and his newfound daughter are both vampires. The story follows Francis, the vampire who has maintained his appearance from the time of World War II thanks to eating a healthy diet of the blood from his victims.
