The Little Vampire

Owen Gleiberman

The Little Vampire, a rickety holiday contraption, employs Lipnicki as a kind of chubby cheeked lisp machine (alarmingly, he doesnt seem to have aged a day since he costarred in Jerry Maguire four years ago), and the result ends up making kiddie culture look even more infantile than it already is. ( Read More )

Lawrence Van Gelder

Not often does a family film come along that is literate, clever, mischievous and just plain fun. ( Read More )

Derek Adams

Much of the films success is down to the costume design, the novel SFX and the mildly foreboding atmosphere of the mist enshrouded Scottish countryside. ( Read More )

A radical change of pace for director Ulrich (Body Of Evidence) Edel, it never quite musters the flair and sweep to completely captivate its target audience and lacks the production values to compete with its slicker Hollywood competitors. ( Read More )

Jim Judy

The film is cute and entertaining enough for both kids and their parents or adult chaperones, but will probably leave most viewers memories faster than blood from ones neck at a vampire convention. ( Read More )