Bloodmare 2014
"A Nightmare in BLOOD!"
In the sleepy New England town of Millis Point, an ancient bloodthirsty curse stirs after 300 years of slumber, awakening to claim its next victims. Mike Russell's *Bloodmare* (2014) plunges audiences into a claustrophobic horror where shadows hide more than just the night.
Director: Mike Russell
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bloodmare (2014) about?
A centuries-old blood curse awakens in the quiet town of Millis Point, threatening to consume its residents one by one. As the townsfolk discover their dark past, they must confront an evil that refuses to be buried. Tension escalates as trust erodes and survival becomes a desperate race against time.
Who directed Bloodmare?
Mike Russell is at the helm of *Bloodmare*, bringing his vision to life in this chilling short horror film.
Who stars in Bloodmare?
The cast includes Olivia Skye Pungitore, Christina Costello, Sarah Alyce Prince, Emma Shannon, and Claire Candela, among others.
Is Bloodmare (2014) worth watching?
While *Bloodmare* is unrated on IMDb, its tight 32-minute runtime and atmospheric horror make it a compelling watch for genre fans. The film's gothic dread and quick pacing offer a satisfying, if brief, horror experience that lingers in the mind.
How long is Bloodmare?
*Bloodmare* runs for 32 minutes.
About Bloodmare (2014) — A Short Horror Film of Ancient Evil and Small-Town Fear
In the sleepy New England town of Millis Point, an ancient bloodthirsty curse stirs after 300 years of slumber, awakening to claim its next victims. Mike Russell's *Bloodmare* (2014) plunges audiences into a claustrophobic horror where shadows hide more than just the night. As the townspeople grapple with an insidious evil resurfacing from the past, paranoia and dread spread like wildfire. The film blends gothic atmosphere with visceral scares, exploring themes of inherited guilt and the fragility of human sanity under supernatural siege.
Olivia Skye Pungitore leads the cast as the story's focal point, surrounded by a talented ensemble including Christina Costello, Sarah Alyce Prince, and Emma Shannon. With a runtime of just 32 minutes, *Bloodmare* delivers tight, tension-filled storytelling that lingers long after the credits roll. Perfect for fans of eerie small-town horror, this short film packs a punch with its unsettling tone and relentless pace.