Well the way I would sum up Stake Land is a mix of The Walking Dead with Vampires, with the sheer survival element to it. The gritty desolate state of the world following a Vampire Apocalypse. The United States have locked down, every state to its own survival as groups roam the country including violent Christian White Supremacists who use Vampires as tools in their violent wars against other survivors.
The film follows a gritted Vampire Hunter by the name of just Mister, and his young charge who cross the crumbling country to the Northern haven in Canada known as New Eden. On their journey they meet many other survivors who follow them, and fall too against the Vampire invaders.
The scope of Stake Land feels alike to The Walking Dead, how small hold fasts and towns have locked down against the Vampires and are now suspicious of strangers and newcomers. Its obviously a low budget film, but Stake Land is no less moving or gritty than its big budget brothers.
Stake Land is for all horror fans, of Vampire films and even survival thrillers. Its a gory road trip film through the crumbling states of Vampire infested America.
The film follows a gritted Vampire Hunter by the name of just Mister, and his young charge who cross the crumbling country to the Northern haven in Canada known as New Eden. On their journey they meet many other survivors who follow them, and fall too against the Vampire invaders.
The scope of Stake Land feels alike to The Walking Dead, how small hold fasts and towns have locked down against the Vampires and are now suspicious of strangers and newcomers. Its obviously a low budget film, but Stake Land is no less moving or gritty than its big budget brothers.
Stake Land is for all horror fans, of Vampire films and even survival thrillers. Its a gory road trip film through the crumbling states of Vampire infested America.
