viewers will find it difficult to pull away as they wait to see what happens next in this exciting vampire thriller. it's exciting; Absolutely thrilling. "Blood Red Sky" will keep viewers on the edge of their seats from beginning to end
Peter Thorwarth blends an intense thriller with blood-filled horror, then grounds it all with an emotional core that pulls at your heartstrings. It delivers on its concept, bringing the entertainment by way of big spectacle thrills
perhaps surprisingly given the campy premise, the character drama keeps you attentive; The blend of accents and languages on this transatlantic thriller also feels novel for the genre
in this loopy Netflix horror film.. Director/co-writer Peter Thorwarth splatters the screen with gore while tossing in surprises, delirious preposterousness and even a few touching moments. It’s grand fun
by the end of the film, you sort of retroactively realize that some of the stuff presented ultimately didn't matter, and that maybe there was a better story to tell within the larger one. Still, the final result is still a fun, worthwhile bloodbath
a Netflix thriller that never finds the right way to accommodate its wild twist; [the movie] drops its big twist with all the panache of an incidental detail, one that requires too much backstory and offers too little excitement in return
"Blood Red Sky" has enough gruesome vampire action that viewers who aren't looking for anything more than that may find it sufficient. But for such a fun, attention-grabbing high-concept premise, the execution is disappointingly repetitive and dull
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