A young woman gets caught up in the plans of a coven of vampires fighting to free themselves from their master.A young woman gets caught up in the plans of a coven of vampires fighting to free themselves from their master.A young woman gets caught up in the plans of a coven of vampires fighting to free themselves from their master.
Richard Ian Cox
- Rennie
- (as Richard Cox)
Yan-Kay Crystal Lowe
- Tanya
- (as Crystal Lowe)
Mike Wu
- Background
- (uncredited)
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- ConnectionsReferences Green Acres (1965)
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bad B-movie
First, there is the word Beli-al, the name of a demon. The word is transformed into the Necronomicon, a powerful book of spells, but then it disappeared. Mr. Jones (Lorenzo Lamas) is a powerful vampire with his minion Rennie. He keeps six beautiful women prisoners as thralls or semi-vampires. Roxie, Leslie, Lean, Brigitte and Buzz manage to escape. Leslie's sister Ashley arrives in the big city. The girls are running a hot local club. It's the winter solstice. Jim falls for Ashley. His cousin is an idiot. Ashley realizes that some of the girls are vampires.
The dialog is god-awful. The acting is even worst. Lorenzo Lamas may be the best actor in the lot which says everything. Beautiful women kicking butt can go a little way but it doesn't alleviate the movie's many problems. Lamas is the big bad but he doesn't have enough screen time. The story is more complicated than it needs to be. The exposition comes too late. It is a mess and not scary as a vampire horror.
The dialog is god-awful. The acting is even worst. Lorenzo Lamas may be the best actor in the lot which says everything. Beautiful women kicking butt can go a little way but it doesn't alleviate the movie's many problems. Lamas is the big bad but he doesn't have enough screen time. The story is more complicated than it needs to be. The exposition comes too late. It is a mess and not scary as a vampire horror.
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- SnoopyStyle
- Feb 13, 2016
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- $1,000,000 (estimated)
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