Bloodsucking Bastards

Two down on their luck office workers find their routine life disrupted when their new boss arrives with a grin that never fades and a chill that wont quit. What starts as odd behavior and late hours quickly hints at something darker than a budget cut. Around the office, colleagues begin to disappear during night shifts and rumors spread about a vampiric appetite feeding on the staff. The duo teams up with quick wits and stubborn nerves to uncover the truth behind the seemingly charming manager, hoping to save their jobs and perhaps their lives. The film blends workplace humor with horror as the daily grind collides with a supernatural infestation of the undead that threatens more than their careers.

Bloodsucking Bastards arrived in 2015 under the vision of Brian James O'Connell, with an original screenplay by Ryan Mitts and Dr. God. The movie leans on slick practical effects and a tight, nimble production team.

Box office details for Bloodsucking Bastards are not widely reported, reflecting its limited theatrical release and niche appeal. The bulk of revenue likely came from on demand platforms, home video sales, and international festival pickups rather than a nationwide run. The producers hoped streaming would expand reach and attract fans at screenings.

Bloodsucking Bastards did not garner major award nominations or wins. It bypassed the traditional awards circuit and instead found a foothold in small scale genre gatherings, indie circles, and online communities that champion quirky horror comedies. Its humor and performances are widely cited by fans as strength that keeps the premise afloat.

Reception leaned toward mixed to positive for its playful mash up of office satire and vampire chaos. Critics praised the cast and brisk pacing, while some tired of the tonal shifts between jokes and gore. Themes center on stagnation, friendship, and resisting exploitative leadership, with the undead borrowed as a metaphor for burnout and corporate pressure. The film also raises questions about how power operates in modern workplaces and what happens when camaraderie is the only defense against an invisible predator.