The Little Vampire 3D

On a quiet vacation in rural Germany, Tony, a thirteen year old with a wary curiosity about vampires, finds himself pulled into the world of Rudolph Sackville-Bagg, a real vampire who feels young at heart despite centuries of life. When Rudolph's clan comes under pressure from a fanatical hunter, danger closes in, and the two unlikely allies must improvise to stay ahead. Fate throws them together and Tony uses his street smarts while Rudolph brings centuries of undead know how to the chase. The pair aims to outsmart the hunter, protect Rudolph's family, and show that friendship can bridge generations and species without losing humor or heart. Along the way the two discover that their differences feel less like a clash and more like a complement.

Directed by Richard Claus and Karsten Kiilerich, The Little Vampire 3D adapts the popular Little Vampire books by Larry Wilson and Angela Sommer-Bodenburg. This 2017 animated feature blends fast paced comedy with family friendly fantasy and adventure.

Box office figures for The Little Vampire 3D are not widely reported. The film carried a $10,000,000 budget and was released to family audiences, though its commercial performance remains modest by big studio standards.

Awards: The film did not receive major nominations at the Oscars, Emmys, or Golden Globes. It did, however, attract a modest following among audiences who enjoy vampire lore reimagined for younger viewers and light hearted humor.

Reception leaned toward a warm, family friendly mood. Critics praised the brisk pacing and bright animation, while some noted that the humor stays light and the stakes stay low, which fits the target audience. The story emphasizes friendship across age and species, loyalty, and courage through teamwork.