In this world there are either the predators and the prey, and for Derek, one fateful night where he watched his brother be sucked dry by a gorgeous female during rough sex will grant him life as a predator. But not the predator messianic beauty Callie Munroe may have figured when she toured his brother as The One. What the One is remains a mystery in what is another home run for director Alex Pucci, the mind behind "Frat House Massacre" an indie slasher film I make no bones about loving to pieces. For this outing, the team of Alex Pucci and Niki Rubin approach a shorter length piece of genre fare where Derek is an avenging warrior, a vampire hunter who takes it upon himself to hunt down Callie Munroe, a beauty with a set of fangs who is slowly gaining power across America as a messiah and prophet proclaiming her lambs to be groomed for her liking.

A slow boil and directorially rich entry in to the sub-genre with sharp performances from the entire cast including Austin Dossey who does a very strong job of playing twins, transformed in to a lone warrior, while Niki Rubin is mesmerizing as the villainous Callie whose own sense of self importance may just be her downfall. When the blood has shed, Pucci leaves the audience pondering on what the one is, and why Derek was touted as the One since the beginning. Was he the one to bring down the entire vampire race? Or was he naturally intended to become the master that would lead the undead in to domination alongside Callie? When we decided what we want to be, does it ever matter what fate had dealt for us in the beginning?

A very entertaining follow-up from director Alex Pucci, "The One" is a fun and sleek vampire thriller with stars Niki Rubin and Austin Dossey tearing up the screen all to the tune of a story that delves in fate, karma, revenge, and ultimately irony.