Mom’s Got a Date with a Vampire

In a quiet suburban neighborhood where the extraordinary feels just a heartbeat away, the Hansen family’s everyday rhythm is suddenly jolted by a series of teenage plans and parental constraints. The house hums with the clash of youthful ambition and a mother’s protective instincts, setting a tone that blends lighthearted mischief with an undercurrent of uncanny curiosity.

Adam Hansen, a 13‑year‑old with a vivid imagination, is already dreaming of a night at the Headless Horseman concert, a ticket he somehow manages to snag. Alongside his loyal sidekick Duffy, he navigates the usual trials of middle school while his older sister Chelsea Hansen prepares for a date with her boyfriend Peter, adding a hint of teenage romance to the mix. Their world is colored by comic book fantasies and a yearning for freedom that feels just out of reach.

When Lynette Hansen grounds both siblings, the siblings hatch a daring scheme to liberate her, enlisting a mysterious stranger named Dimitri Denatos to spark a spark of new romance. Their youngest brother, Taylor Hansen, watches the newcomer with a mixture of awe and suspicion, convinced that something far more supernatural than a simple date may be unfolding. The family’s plan teeters on the edge of the ordinary and the eerie, inviting a sense of playful tension.

The film balances the humor of teenage scheming with the spooky allure of a possible vampire lurking in plain sight. As the night deepens, the siblings’ bonds are tested, and the line between imagination and reality begins to blur, promising a adventure that feels both familiar and delightfully unsettling.

Last Updated: October 23, 2025 at 16:23