Aaron's Blood

Aaron's Blood
Aaron's Blood
	Theatrical film poster
Directed by	Tommy Stovall
Written by	Tommy Stovall
Produced by	Marc S. Sterling
Starring	James Martinez; Trevor Stovall
Cinematography	Taylor Camarot
Edited by	Tommy Stovall
Music by	Jakub Gawlina
Release dates	May 27, 2016 (International Vampire Film & Arts Film Festival, Transylvania); June 2, 2017 (U.S.);
Running time	80 min
Country	United States
Language	English

Aaron's Blood is a 2016 American horror film directed by Tommy Stovall and starring James Martinez.^[1] It was written and directed by Tommy Stovall.

Premise

The film that follows the story of a single father, Aaron (played by James Martinez), who discovers that 12-year-old hemophiliac son, Tate (played by Trevor Stovall), has been infected with a rare blood disease.

As Aaron struggles to find a cure for his son's illness, he starts to notice strange changes in Tate's behavior. He becomes increasingly violent and aggressive, and Aaron begins to suspect that there may be more to his son's illness than he first thought.

As he delves deeper into Tate's condition, Aaron begins to uncover a dark and sinister secret about his family's past. He discovers that his ancestors were part of a secret society that practiced dark magic and used blood as a source of power. Aaron realizes that Tate's illness may be linked to this dark legacy and that he must confront the past in order to save his son's future.

With the help of a vampire named Hemmings (played by Michael Chieffo), Aaron embarks on a dangerous journey to find the truth about his family's past and to save his son's life. Along the way, they encounter a group of vampire hunters who are determined to stop them at all costs.

In a thrilling climax, Aaron and Hemmings confront the leader of the vampire hunters and battle for Tate's life. The film ends with Aaron facing the consequences of his family's dark past and struggling to come to terms with the sacrifices he has made for his son.

Cast

James Martinez as Aaron
Michael Chieffo as a vampire hunter
Trevor Stovall as Tate, Aaron's son
Farah White as Karen
David Castellvi as Father Kane
Michael Peach as Mike
Laurie Seymour as Mrs. Dasher
Michael Lopez as Officer Lopez
Luke Barnett as Officer Vaughn
Noah Heekin as Justin
Olivia Reinhold as Mallory
Justin Roberts as Doctor
Winston Cox as Rudy
Trevor Robins as Lucas
Nicholas Small as Will

Critical reception

The Los Angeles Times called it "so bad".^[1] According to The Hollywood Reporter, "the film's aesthetic and narrative shortcomings will be too large a hurdle for many viewers to leap".^[2]