Bogieville (2025): Cast & Ratings
Bogieville is a 2025 horror film starring Arifin Putra as Ham, Eloise Lovell Anderson and Nino Fernandez. It runs 1 hour 48 minutes and was made on a reported $1.5 million budget. IMDb users rate it 3.7/10.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 48m (108 min)
- Genre
- Horror
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Magnificent Films
- Budget
- $1.5M
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Bogieville About?
The premise of Bogieville without spoilers.
A young couple, Ham and Jody, find themselves drawn to a secluded, run-down trailer park after spotting it off the highway. An unsettling caretaker convinces them to stay, but their refuge soon turns into a terrifying ordeal. They uncover a hidden community of vampires residing within the park, who are hungry for blood and intent on making them their next victims.
Bogieville Themes & Keywords
· 1 tag- park
Bogieville Cast & Characters
Arifin Putra leads the cast as Ham, with Eloise Lovell Anderson as Jody and Nino Fernandez as Deputy Carson.
- Arifin Putra as Ham
- Eloise Lovell Anderson as Jody
- Nino Fernandez as Deputy Carson
- Andrew Lee Potts as John
Also Starring in Bogieville
· 16 more- Sean Cronin Madison
- Jonathan Hansler Crawford
- Glenn Salvage George
- Fredi 'Kruga' Nwaka Sergeant
- Angela Dixon Doctor Carol Mills
- Alex Reece Deputy Holden
- Sarina Taylor Tess
- Ryan Livingstone Nick
- Darren Tassell Deputy Jamison
- Joe Riley Deputy Cronin
- Rico Morris Deputy Davis
- Julian Gamm Billy Cupps
- Poppie Jae Hughes Lily
- Natalie Hopkins Deputy Sheriff Pickering
- Polly Fey Mrs. Cupps
- Mollie Hindle-Pérez Rachel
Bogieville Reviews & Ratings
IMDb users rate Bogieville 3.7/10. Our Echo Score gives it 67/100, strongest in sensory experience (80) and weakest in story & flow (60).
Bogieville Echo Score Breakdown
In its overall execution, Bogieville presents a blend of modest achievements and notable shortcomings. While the visual design and soundscape earn consistent praise, assessments of direction and acting reveal divergent viewpoints, and the narrative coherence draws both engagement and criticism. The film’s pacing and logical structure fluctuate, contributing to uneven audience investment. Despite these variances, the collective outcome offers a moderately engaging indie horror experience with memorable sensory moments.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 60
In terms of art and craft, the film exhibits striking visual ambition tempered by rough execution. The cinematography delivers vivid framing of the trailer park, and practical effects succeed in gore makeup, yet intermittent uneven editing and unpolished direction limit coherence. The production design is resourceful but reveals its budget constraints. Overall, the craft is earnest but inconsistent.
- Character & Emotion 70
In terms of character development and emotion, performances show notable dedication despite limited material. Several supporting roles project genuine urgency, though lead portrayals occasionally feel underwritten and emotionally flat. Dialogue inconsistencies impede deeper resonance, yet interpersonal moments with emerging vampire figures sustain occasional spark. Overall, character engagement is variable but punctuated by earnest effort.
- Story & Flow 60
In terms of story and flow, the narrative offers intriguing premises alongside structural lapses. A strong opening sequence establishes tension effectively, yet midsection pacing becomes sluggish with repetitive filler and logical gaps. The finale delivers a climactic payoff but feels messy in its resolution. Overall, the plot maintains intermittent engagement but struggles with consistent momentum.
- Sensory Experience 80
In terms of sensory experience, the film excels in sound and visual styling within its means. The soundtrack and practical gore effects create immersive tension, and the makeup and creature design are executed with precision. Dark lighting schemes reinforce atmosphere, though occasional audio clarity issues emerge. Overall, the sensory elements provide memorable impact despite resource constraints.
- Rewatch Factor 65
In terms of rewatch factor, the title presents limited replay appeal beyond niche horror interest. Occasional inventive sequences and strong visual moments invite reconsideration, yet uneven pacing and narrative gaps diminish long-term engagement. While fans of low-budget vampire fare may revisit certain scenes, overall cohesion issues and inconsistent character depth reduce broader replay value.
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IMDb 3.7 /10
939 votes
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TMDB 55% User score
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Letterboxd 2.6 /5
478 ratings
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Bogieville Trailers & Videos
3 videos: 3 trailers.
- Trailer Trailer
- Trailer Official Trailer
Bogieville Also Known As
Also known as “丧尸公园”.
- Also known as
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- 丧尸公园
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Bogieville FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, cast, budget, ratings and post-credit scenes of Bogieville, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Bogieville?
Bogieville runs 1 hour 48 minutes (108 minutes).
When was Bogieville released?
Bogieville was released on June 3, 2025.
Who is in the cast of Bogieville?
Bogieville stars Arifin Putra as Ham, Eloise Lovell Anderson as Jody and Nino Fernandez as Deputy Carson, among 20 credited actors.
What was the budget of Bogieville?
Bogieville had a reported budget of $1.5 million.
How is Bogieville rated?
Bogieville has 3.7/10 on IMDb, 55% on TMDB and 2.6/5 on Letterboxd.
Does Bogieville have a post-credit scene?
No. Bogieville has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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