Vidar the Vampire

• Thomas Aske Berg as Vidar Hårr
  • Ruben Jonassen as Young Vidar Hårr
• Brigt Skrettingland as Jesus
• Kim Sønderholm as Psychologist
• Marit Sander as Kristin Hårr
• Martha Kristine Kåstad as Karin
• Henrik Rafaelsen as Pastor Tor Magne Abrahamsen
• Linda Tveiten as Drunk Cunt
• Ingvar Skretting as Pastor Arne Friestad
• Kathrine Junger Ims as Reporter

The film premiered at the Norwegian International Film Festival on 23 August 2017.[1]

Ian Sedensky of Culture Crypt gave the film a score of 70 out of 100.[2] Nick Spacek of Starburst rated the film 6 stars out of 10, writing that the film "successfully combines all of the aspects of what came before, while definitely leaning into being a gorier, raunchier dark comedy. However, that raunchy aspect can really take the fun out of Vidar the Vampire."[3] Christopher O'Keefe of ScreenAnarchy wrote a positive review of the film, writing that "While the sometimes shockingly perverse situational comedy doesn’t always sit well with the deeper themes the film explores, the steady flow of gasp inducing moments make it a consistently entertaining watch."[4] Michael Gingold of Rue Morgue wrote a mixed review of the film, writing that the film "isn’t for every taste, and if some of its transgressions are more clever than others, it ultimately amuses more than it offends."[5] Film critic Kim Newman wrote a mixed review of the film.[6]

• Vidar the Vampire at IMDb
• Vidar the Vampire at Rotten Tomatoes