Short, slow, boring. If you took out all the establishing shots, and the slow motion, this would be around twelve minutes long. I suppose I can mention the "story:" A vampire lives in a motel, she goes to - the synopsis calls it a carnival, but in my mind it's - an amusement park, she meets a woman, she takes her back to the motel, blood, repeat, the end. As I was watching this, it slowly began to become clear this was a silent film, and I thought "that's probably the best route, because the last thing you want is for one of the actors to try and deliver lines, only to make it clear both the acting and dialog are bad... and now she's talking." The screenplay for this couldn't have been more than two pages. Seriously, what's the motivation behind making something like this? I mean, it wasn't all bad: The heavy '80s red and blue lighting was cool, and there were some trippy visuals. Aside from Arrielle Edwards' nude scenes, there was no need for this. Just feels like David Lynch made a lesbian-vampire movie, on his cell phone. I cannot recommend this, unless you just need to see Arrielle's heavenly tits, in which case... still a struggle to finish.