The Forsaken

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Cast & Crew

Kerr Smith
Sean

Brendan Fehr
Nick

Izabella Miko
Megan

A.J. Buckley
Mike

Johnathon Schaech
Kit

Phina Oruche
Cym

Matt Reid
Dutton

Simon Rex
Pen

Alexis Thorpe
Teddy

Carrie Snodgress
Ina Hamm

Ed Anders
Patrolman

Bert Emmett
Desk Clerk

Bryan Kirkwood
Merk

Ryan Shuck
Pride

J.S. Cardone
Director

J.S. Cardone
Writer

Scott Einbinder
Producer

Carol Kottenbrook
Producer

Norman Buckley
Film Editing

Martina Buckley
Production Design

Steven Bernstein
Cinematographer

Ferne Cassel
Casting

Alexandra Patsavas
Music Supervisor

Johnny Lee Schell
Original Music

Tim Jones
Original Music

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Audience Reviews for The Forsaken

• Oct 28, 2012

  Gritty and dark, The Forsaken is a frightening vampire thriller. The story follows a driver who's transporting a car to Miami, but runs afoul of a group of vampires when he picks up a hitchhiker that turns out to be a vampire hunter. The film has quite a unique vampire mythology, and the plot is rather interesting. However, the directing is weak and some of the acting is particularly poor. The Forsaken is entertaining and has a fair amount of action, but it has its share of problems too.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• May 16, 2012

  Kerr Smith is so gorgeous. Pretty bad movie, interesting premise, but awful script and cinematography. I watched the whole thing, but if it wasn't for Kerr I wouldn't have watched it. Cool title for the movie "The Forsaken" sounds so badass. Too bad it wasn't. Could've been though had I rewritten and directed it.
  Japes . Super Reviewer
• Aug 06, 2011

  Pretty cool. I like how the ending sets it up for a sequel, but the protagonists are so genuinely likable, its a shame they never followed through and made The Forsaken 2. Check this out if you like vampire films.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Feb 17, 2011

  The Forsaken has got to be the best vampire flick since 1987's The Lost Boys. The film oozes of sexuality that made The Lost Boys such a great film. The Forsaken takes elements from a few classic vampire films, and combines them into one entertaining horror yarn. Though not original and lacking in serious talent, The Forsaken is a notch above recent vampire films such as Blade. Whats so great about this film is that it brings back all the elements of what made a vampire film so good. Flawed of course, but very entertaining, The Forsaken is one iof the better vampire films of recent memory. Combining elements of road movies such as The Hitcher with Near Dark, director J.S Cardone does a fairly good job at crafting a mildly scary horror film. The Forsaken can be seen as almost a return to form in the vampire genre because at this point in horror, vampire films had lost their touch, the traditional elements such as using a wooden stake through the heart, garlic and holy water. We had vampires that could walk through sunlight. All do respect, but wtf? Vampires are night creatures. They don't sparkle or walk through sunlight and live, they burn to death. The Forsaken embraces classic vampire lore with a modern day feel and the film is faithful to a true vampire film. Take it as you will, but considering the whole Twilight craze a few years after this film was released, at least we have a film like this to remind us that vampires were truly terrifying and NOT something to be twisted and manufactured to teenage girls. The Forsaken is a very good film and before one dismisses it, you should at least give this film a chance.
  Alex r Super Reviewer