Annoying co-workers, troubled relations with the hot HR girl, slackers and a missed promotion are only peanuts when you throw in the presence of vampires. Bloodsucking Bastards (known as Bloodsucking Bosses at Wal-Mart) shows you how crappy cubicle life can be and then throws in blood hungry vampires to spice things up. If you're in the mood for fangs and paperwork, Bloodsucking Bastards is going to be your ticket to success...

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Evan (Fran Kranz) has a crappy job and after saying the wrong thing possible to his hot girlfriend (The Collection's Emma Fitzpatrick), who also happens to be the HR lady at work, his life starts to take a downward spiral. However, if he can get the new Sales Manager position, things might start looking up. Unbeknownst to him, his boss has another idea in mind and brings in Game of Thrones actor Pedro Pascal, who plays Max, the suave sales managers with a dark secret (I think you can guess what it is) to revigorate the sales force and put a little bite back in the workplace. Evan soon finds out that all isn't right and vampires may be taking over the office, so he teams up with Cabin Fever actor Joey Kern to take them head on in a bloody battle to the death. …show more content…
It's got plenty of comedy running through it's veins and a wonderful amount of gore to keep you full. The actors hit the right notes and have fun with the roles. The flick doesn't go all out with the vampire shenigans as much as I hoped it would; save for a bloody ending, but the laughs made me easily forget any faults. If you like low budget, quirky flicks, that fall under the radar of corporate Hollywood and don't take themselves seriously, Bloodsucking Bastards is one flick worth sinking your teeth into (I'm sorry, that's a crappy