Bitten 2008
"Relationships can be draining."
When paramedic Nick Carter (Jason Mewes) pulls a mysterious woman from the wreckage of a violent attack, he never expects to fall for her—yet the deeper their connection grows, the stranger her behavior becomes.
Director: Harvey Glazer
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bitten (2008) about?
A paramedic rescues a traumatized woman and nurses her back to health, only to discover her mysterious "addiction" isn't what it seems. As their bond deepens, he uncovers a horrifying secret that turns their budding romance into a nightmare. The film blends dark humor with supernatural horror in an unexpected way.
Who directed Bitten?
Bitten was directed by Harvey Glazer, known for his work in blending unconventional genres with sharp, offbeat storytelling.
Who stars in Bitten?
The film features Jason Mewes as Nick Carter, alongside Erica Cox, Richard Fitzpatrick, Jordan Madley, and Nick Nicotera.
Is Bitten (2008) worth watching?
*Bitten* isn't your average horror flick—it's a genre-defying dark comedy with a twist that keeps you guessing. While it lacks the polish of big-budget thrillers, its quirky charm and unique premise make it a cult pick for fans of offbeat horror. If you enjoy Jason Mewes' signature style and stories that subvert expectations, it's worth a look.
How long is Bitten?
Bitten runs for 89 minutes.
About Bitten (2008) — A Quirky Horror-Romance with a Supernatural Twist
When paramedic Nick Carter (Jason Mewes) pulls a mysterious woman from the wreckage of a violent attack, he never expects to fall for her—yet the deeper their connection grows, the stranger her behavior becomes. Harvey Glazer's darkly comedic thriller blends horror and romance into a twisted tale of obsession and addiction. As Nick nurses the enigmatic stranger (Erica Cox) back to health, he soon realizes her "withdrawal" isn't from drugs at all—it's something far more sinister. With a supernatural twist lurking beneath the surface, *Bitten (2008)* delivers a quirky, offbeat ride where love and terror collide.
The film rides a wave of unconventional genre-blending, shifting from gritty romance to outright horror as Nick uncovers the horrifying truth about the woman he's come to adore. Glazer's direction leans into the absurd while keeping the tension palpable, making *Bitten* a cult curiosity that lingers long after the credits roll. Vibrant yet unsettling, this is a movie for those who crave something offbeat and just a little bit dangerous.