What They're saying

"It's an arch, theatrical, funny and absolutely stunning-looking film, riding genres with gleeful abandon, playing with conventions and admirably cheating its limitations. And man, does it have a great central character..."
- fangoria.com

"Picture a gothic Molly Ringwald in a Tim Burton directed Office Space with vampires, and you might have something resembling festival favorite, The Death of Alice Blue. Brilliant!"
- Philadelphia Underground Film Festival

"A postmodern deconstructionist vampire tale!"
- Lawrence Kardish, Senior Curator, Museum of Modern Art.

"A non-traditional vampire fable like an injection of fresh blood into a ripe cadaver!"
- Eddie Cockrell, Variety film critic.

"Alex Appel gives such a great performance!"
- Quiet Earth

"the most health-code-violating and bizarre office spaces in indie cinema"
- Film Threat

"an amusingly eccentric dark comedy about a vampirish ad agency."
- Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel

"The Death of Alice Blue confirms all my paranoid delusions about business executives... Great retro visuals, a vampire corporation, dark humor and Alex Appel."
- Quiet Earth

"Discovery is at the heart of moviegoing... It's also the pleasure of a genre-bending thriller-comedy like The Death of Alice Blue, in which gorgeous, gothed-up Alex Appel plays a tormented intern at an evil ad agency. If you go in knowing which horror clichés will be overturned, you'll have much less fun, so I'll spill nothing here except to say that Alice Blue still works once the mystery gets solved."
- Kansas City Review.

"...more interesting than Twilight."
- Creative Loafing