Tainted 1998
"Dead End Jobs, A Drunk Ex-girlfriend, Psychotic Vampires: ONE HELL OF A NIGHT!"
Tainted (1998) delivers a wild ride through the neon-soaked underbelly of 1990s slacker culture, blending dark humor with horror in a way that feels both fresh and nostalgic.
Director: Brian Evans
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tainted (1998) about?
Tainted (1998) follows a disheveled group of twenty-somethings whose night spirals into mayhem when a bloodthirsty vampire targets a nearby hospital. Their mission? Stop the undead menace before it turns the entire staff into snacks. Packed with sarcasm and supernatural chaos, it's a genre-blending ride that keeps you guessing.
Who directed Tainted?
Tainted was directed by Brian Evans, a filmmaker known for his work in independent and genre films.
Who stars in Tainted?
The film stars Jason Brouwer, T.J. Timon, Ronnie Walsh, Sean Farley, and Dean Chekvala in its core ensemble.
Is Tainted (1998) worth watching?
If you enjoy horror-comedy hybrids with a sarcastic edge and offbeat charm, Tainted (1998) is a fun pick. Its cult appeal lies in its messy characters and unpredictable plot, though it might not satisfy purists of either genre. A guilty pleasure for fans of late-'90s indie horror.
How long is Tainted?
Tainted runs for 108 minutes, or just under two hours.
About Tainted (1998) — A Darkly Funny Vampire Thriller You Won't Forget
Tainted (1998) delivers a wild ride through the neon-soaked underbelly of 1990s slacker culture, blending dark humor with horror in a way that feels both fresh and nostalgic. Directed by Brian Evans, this offbeat thriller-comedy follows a group of disillusioned twenty-somethings whose mundane night takes a grotesque turn when a rogue vampire targets a hospital for a bloodbath. With a biting sarcastic edge, the film explores themes of aimlessness, chaos, and the absurdity of modern life, all while dodging clichés with unpredictable energy. The atmosphere oscillates between gritty realism and campy satire, making it a cult gem for fans of off-kilter horror-comedy hybrids.
Jason Brouwer leads the ragtag ensemble cast, joined by T.J. Timon and Ronnie Walsh in a story where dead-end jobs, bad decisions, and supernatural menace collide. The film's tone walks a tightrope between laugh-out-loud comedy and genuine scares, anchored by its quirky characters and a plot that refuses to play by the rules.