Bloodsucking Bastards

In the drab, fluorescent‑lit world of a corporate office, Evan Sanders is reeling from a personal setback—a broken relationship and an unexpected demotion—that leaves him questioning both his career and his sanity. His only steady anchor is his laid‑back coworker Tim, whose easygoing demeanor masks a surprisingly sharp wit. Together they navigate the endless grind of spreadsheets, deadlines, and office politics, all while the building itself hums with the low‑level dread of something far stranger than a bad performance review.

The film blends sharp, dark humor with classic horror, turning the sterile cubicle farm into a playground for the supernatural. As the days wear on, the ordinary rhythm of coffee breaks and after‑hours emails begins to warp, hinting at an ancient, unseen menace that thrives on the very mundanity of corporate life. The tone is unapologetically quirky, letting sardonic one‑liners coexist with the creeping threat of a vampire outbreak that seems almost bureaucratically efficient.

Against this backdrop, Evan is forced out of his comfort zone, reluctantly partnering with Tim to investigate the unsettling changes rippling through their coworkers. Their uneasy alliance is punctuated by clashes with the office’s other personalities—like the ambitious HR head Amanda and the enigmatic, quietly ambitious Max—each embodying a different facet of the workplace’s hidden anxieties. As the duo delves deeper, they must balance their own fraying nerves with the absurdity of fighting an age‑old evil armed only with office supplies, coffee, and a smoldering determination to keep both their jobs and their sanity intact.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 04:22