I Saw Previews Of This Thing, Seriously...
Vampires are supposed to be scary with an entrancing yet menacing appearance. They are also supposed to turn into bats, shadow mists, and wolves and go " Blah Blah! I want to suck your blood! Blah Blah!" And for Christ's sake, they should melt into wax and turn to dust when they are in freaking sunlight! Sure, vampires are gifted with supernatural abilities and with flight and possible immortality and all that, but most of that "gift" is actually a part of a large curse. They must shun away from sunlight, they can not taste the delicacies of Italian cuisine, they can not groom themselves in front of a mirror, and they are forced to drink the blood of living mammals. How is this pretty boy managing to thrive anyway? Vampires can't feel well unless the have a couple drops of blood. How does he manage to walk on two feet at all if he's not sucking? (Durr hurr hurr.) At the rate of this movie, they should have just reworked it and called the thing "Smallville: Nuclear Man's High School Crush". Yeah, it still would suck, but at least it would be appropriate.
Now, I have not read the book, but I do wonder if the author and especially the scriptwriter has a grasp of what a vampire is supposed to be. Because a vampire is what this pretty boy isn't. Writers are supposed to look things up in order to get an understanding of what they are writing about, and the writers are not doing their job. I know in today's world we have heard and watched so many stories involving vampires, that they have become cliche'. Now the natural thing to do, would be to twist the mythos to give it a fresh take. However, the way this movie is going is just not the way to twist the mythos, because it strays way too far from what a Vampire is supposed to be. Let me give you an example of good way to refresh the public image of a vampire. For instance, I've watched an anime series once called NightWalker, and it is about a vampire detective. Now this vampire in this anime see? He does not follow all the traditional aspects and notions that a vampire should have, but he follows just enough so that he can be considered a vampire. Now in order to thrive properly, he needs to drink blood. Which is no problem because he has this lovely lady assistant who offers him some of her blood. And so he takes little mosquito bites on her neck so as not to kill her. He sometimes does this while miraculously driving at the same time. Pretty cool, huh? When he does battle with nightmarish, otherworldly monsters, he bites his finger to draw a large amount of blood. The blood instantly crystallizes into a sword which he uses to slay all sorts of monsters. There was even a part where he had to save this young girls "life" by turning her into a vampire just like himself, and that is where a relationship begins between this vampire and this ordinary girl. So my point is that if Hollywood is still out of ideas and has to do a movie based on some property that is vampire related, they should do a NightWalker movie because it has plenty of original ideas. Hell, they'd be better off with a Hellsing movie because even Hellsing, as much the gunslinging anti-hero has been overdone, has a better grasp of what vampires are and what they should be.
Anyway I just wanted to say that your movie was decent but it did not totally rip this movie apart like I expected you to. It was still a bit funny nontheless.