Lesbian Vampire Killers

Lesbian Vampire Killers

Synopsis

An ancient curse enslaved a small town of their women to join the ranks of lesbian vampires who haunts the locals, and it’s up to to two hapless young city lads to break the curse and save the girls from their lesbian vampire killing ways.

Official Site: www.lesbianvampirekillersmovie.co.uk

Singapore Release Date: 22nd October 2009, Thursday

Running Time: 88 minutes

Ratings: M18

Genre: Action | Comedy | Horror

Cast: James Corden, Mathew Horne, Paul McGann, Emer Kenny, Lucy Gaskell, Louise Dylan, Ashley Mulheron, Tiffany Mulheron, Vera Filatova, Silvia Colloca, MyAnna Buring

Crew: Director (Phil Claydon), Producer (Steve Clark-Hall), Writers (Paul Hupfield, Stewart Williams), Music (Debbie Wiseman) and Editing (James Herbert)

The Trailer

The Review

If you want to watch this movie, don’t take it too seriously. If you’re out for some fun out in town Friday night for a light watch before another round of fun afterwards, this is the flick for you.

Along the lines of any typical British movies, expect witty dialogues and crude pointless humor. The movie reminds me too much of ‘Sean of the Dead’ anyway.

Well with the title Lesbian Vampire Killers, what were you expecting. Of course it has lesbians, the vampires and the killings. It’s a simple straight forward movie that relies mostly on men drooling over breasts.

It wasn’t the best movie ever made, but I reckon the director didn’t set it out to be so. Still it’s as funny as some good horror comedies out there.

Entertaining yes, that is if you’re in the mood for braindead and moronic plot. The coy hero with his comedic relief buddy to save the day.

Overall it’s a movie of clichés. After seeing it, pass on to the the next movie and move on.

The Good

• Brilliant cast of unknown
• The spoofs in the movie is top-notch
• A light hearted comedy
• Plenty of hot ladies, wearing scantily leaving little to the imagination

The Bad

• Some of the one liners are too corny for me
• Plot is too plain
• Minimal character development
• Too little blood for me, I expected more gore

Editor’s Ratings