Alex, Vampire Slayer 2005
In *Alex, Vampire Slayer (2005)*, writer and director Al Kratina crafts a delightfully offbeat comedy-horror that follows Alex Contreras, an earnest but delusional slayer on a mission to vanquish creatures most people dismiss as fiction.
Director: Al Kratina
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alex, Vampire Slayer (2005) about?
*Alex, Vampire Slayer* follows Alex Contreras, a self-proclaimed slayer convinced he's the last line of defense against supernatural forces. Armed with every cliché trope, he patrols the night undeterred by reality—because, of course, none of his targets exist. The film turns his unwavering delusion into a heartfelt comedy about chasing impossible dreams.
Who directed Alex, Vampire Slayer?
Al Kratina directed *Alex, Vampire Slayer (2005)*, steering the film's balance of humor and sincerity.
Who stars in Alex, Vampire Slayer?
The film stars Alex Contreras as the titular slayer, alongside Vance De Waele, David Kristian, Owain Lawson, and Bjanka Murgel in key roles.
Is Alex, Vampire Slayer (2005) worth watching?
While lacking IMDb ratings, *Alex, Vampire Slayer* offers a charming, concise comedy-horror with a unique premise and quirky execution. Its 24-minute runtime makes it an easy pick for fans of offbeat shorts, though its niche appeal may limit broad appeal. If you enjoy absurdist humor with a dash of heart, it's worth a watch.
How long is Alex, Vampire Slayer?
*Alex, Vampire Slayer* has a runtime of 24 minutes.
About Alex, Vampire Slayer (2005) — A Comedy-Horror Short About Delusion and Determination
In *Alex, Vampire Slayer (2005)*, writer and director Al Kratina crafts a delightfully offbeat comedy-horror that follows Alex Contreras, an earnest but delusional slayer on a mission to vanquish creatures most people dismiss as fiction. Armed with stakes, garlic, and unwavering conviction, Alex wages a one-man war against vampires, werewolves, and sundry monsters, blissfully oblivious to the fact that none of them actually exist. Directed with deadpan sincerity by Al Kratina, the short film blends absurd humor with a surprisingly touching undercurrent—what drives a person to embrace a quest when the odds are stacked against them?
The story unfolds in a world where logic takes a backseat to passion, capturing a unique tone that balances campy horror tropes with genuine empathy for its protagonist. With a runtime of just 24 minutes, *Alex, Vampire Slayer* delivers a tight, quirky narrative that feels both personal and playfully exaggerated. Alex's relentless pursuit of the supernatural, despite zero evidence, turns him into an endearing underdog, making this a standout in the comedy-horror genre.