Lesbian Vampire Killers

Horror comedy lacks bite....LESBIAN Vampire Killers is as awful as it sounds..... ... Full Review

But needless to say this is the least of the film's worries.....Corden brings the funny, but for a clearly talented man he is reduced to spouting out a barrage of knob jokes.....the film can't live up to its promise..... ... Full Review

the dreadful script is banal and unfunny.....LVK is clearly intended to be a lovably eccentric parody of Hammer Horror films....the film's production design is (we assume) deliberately cheap and garish looking, obviously filmed on a sound stage with lots of dry ice.....replaces the wit and genuine creepiness of those movies with tawdry, puerile humour that -....Overall, the entire project is a crushingly lazy attempt to create a piece of titillating, exploitative horror-comedy that manages to achieve none o ... Full Review

Special effects are worthy of more serious genre fare.....For all the foul language and sporadic flashes of nudity, "Lesbian Vampire Killers" is scarcely naughtier than the "Carry On" Brit comedies of yesteryear (another reason why offshore theatrical prospects are dicey)..... ... Full Review

Too often though, great casting makes up for a lack of inspiration in the writing.....And watch out for Paul McGann as the exorcist vicar whose doom-mongering makes him a great foil for the blasé Corden..... ... Full Review

One of those? Does he mean Sex Lives of the Potato Men, the inglorious 2004 sex comedy that the Times branded the worst film ever made? ... Full Article

Today's Dailies brings with it a truly random sampling of news. There's a bit of Disney, a bit of Ayn Rand, some "Lesbian Vampire Killers" and even a touch of Bruce Lee. ... Full Article

Vince (Stephen Graham) is in a slump after his bitter divorce, so what better way to get over it than a weekend piss-up in the country with his similarly wronged-by-women mates? ... Full Article

Jason Di Rosso The lesbian vampire myth was founded on paranoid hetero fantasies, but in this English film the homophobic charge is softened by a self-deprecating brand of laddish comedy, sitting somewhere between Benny Hill and Guy Ritchie. ... Full Article

GODDAMNED vampires. They're everywhere at the moment - trashy ones from Louisiana in True Blood , almost human ones in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight books (now a movie) and the kindly girl-next-door variety in the fabulous Swedish film Let The Right... ... Full Article

SYNOPSIS: No hoper friends Fletch (James Coden) and Jimmy (Matthew Horne) decide to escape their dreary problems and head to the country for a weekend of debauchery. ... Full Article