BAD BLOOD

2017 • 79 minutes

About this movie

Just home from college, Victoria Miller is infected by a strange amphibious disease and transforms into a hideous monster. As she wreaks havoc on her family and town, an obsessive private investigator tries to track her down and kill her.

Ratings and reviews

Tim Reis’ film Bad Blood keeps its audience interested in the chilling amphibious transformation while also wondering about Troy Halverson’s character. Troy Halverson portrayed his character perfectly with a mysterious yet eerie tone. The close-ups to his face which led us to Halverson’s killer fantasies really had my blood boiling along with the films scoring. I’d recommend this film to those interested in a horror film with a psychological sub-theme.

Bad Blood took me on an intense, and suspenseful ride filled with slimy twists and terrifying turns and I loved every minute of it. This is unlike any horror film I’ve ever seen and I’m so impressed with the fantastic special effects and makeup that was so realistic it made the movie even scarier. Anyone who loves a good scare, or a great horror movie needs to see this.

I think anyone with a weak gag reflex shouldn’t watch Bad Blood, but, for everyone else, it’s a must see. It’s a new school monster movie with a creature so slimy you’re surprised that you’re not covered in ooze. There’s lots of on-screen gore and suburban home destruction that makes it feel like this horrible chain of events could occur in your own backyard. Those with a strong stomach need to see this movie. Everyone else may be left with a Bad taste in their mouths.