Last Updated on May 21, 2025 by Amber T

Southern-fried vampire road movie Bogieville, from British filmmaker and actor Sean Cronin, has been picked up by Level 33 Entertainment for a North American release on June 3 and by Trinity Creative Partnership for a UK release on June 9 on VOD via Amazon, Apple TV and Fandango at Home, among other premium digital channels.

Level 33 is also repping international sales rights during the 2025 Cannes Film Market, which kicks off later this week.

Written by screenwriter Henry P. Gravelle, Bogieville stars Arifin Putra (The Raid 2), Eloise Lovell Anderson (Villain, The Bastard Executioner), and Cronin himself. The film is set in a decaying American trailer park where a young couple, Ham and Jody, are enticed to stay by the unsettling caretaker, Crawford. What they don’t realize is that Crawford is the guardian of the park’s grotesque residents – a clan of feral, hillbilly vampires.

Cronin, whose filmography in front of the camera includes multiple villainous roles including in The Mummy and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, stars as the vamp pack leader Madison. Here's what he has to say about working as both star and director this time around:

“One of the most bizarre things in directing Bogieville was doing it often in full makeup. Of the forty-day shoot, I think I was in full vampire regalia, with blackout lenses and fangs, for about half of it, which posed a challenge in both vision and speech. The other challenge for the production, and something we worked hard to do, was to faithfully recreate the look and feel of a small rural town in the deep south of the United States, but in Surrey, England, where it was freezing cold and spent most of the shoot pissing down rain. Our production designer, Abbie Cornwell, did an incredible job, however, as did the entire cast and crew.

Also starring in Bogieville are Jonathan Hansler, Ayvianna Snow (How to Kill Monsters, Wrath of Dracula), Sarina Taylor (Reckless), Andrew Lee Potts (Primeval, The Crown), along with newcomers Poppie Jae Hughe and Daniel P. Lewis.