There's not a whole lot of plot here. Feels like a short story with a simple ending that's not much of a twist, plus filler to make it feature length. It's not scary, there's not much action, the violence is brief and relatively mild, and the characters don't have much depth. What's really going on and what it means is open to interpretation, the product of storytelling that is intentionally vague because interpretation is more interesting than the story. This will mostly appeal to fans who really like anything with vampires and like horror that's mostly mild, and maybe fans of teen coming of age stories. While many vampire movies are tense spooky atmospheric thrillers, this isn't one of them.
Review of The Transfiguration
