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At the Silvadollaz strip club, a stripper named Justice performs a private lap dance for Mickey, a man who violates the no-touching policy ... by sprouting fangs and claws and trying to eat her! Justice panics and takes the only option open to her: she drives a silver fountain pen through Mickey s eye, into his brain, killing him instantly. Oops... Jeanette, the club s owner, believes murdering customers is bad for business, so she orders the club s bouncer to quietly dispose of the body. There the matter should end ... if Mickey hadn t been a member of a bloodthirsty and vengeful pack of werewolves. When Mickey s corpse surfaces, Jack Ferris, the werewolves charming and vicious leader, swears bloody vengeance and sends his pack out to hunt down the killers. Little does he know, Justice is actually the fiancée of his second in command, Scott. To make matters worse, Justice bites Scott during sex and now may be infected with the curse of lycanthropy herself. Add to the mix werewolf Barker, the masturbating man-child; Sinclair, the occultist with low self-esteem; a bevy of the most beautiful women this side of heaven and you have the perfect recipe for balls to the wall, skimpily clad, strippers on werewolves action-packed goodness. Strippers vs Werewolves - stripping has never been this hairy!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray|Amazon Verified Purchase
Ridiculous, boob-filled gore fest romp! I bought this expecting something along the lines of Lesbian Vampire Killers but it's not really comparable. It is less fun for a start. Some big acting names in here. Lots of faces to recognise from British soaps such as East Enders, Emmerdale, The Bill, Hollyoaks, Holby and such but in a totally different environment than we are used to seeing them. Martin Kemp of Spandau Ballet and Eastenders fame, Kelly Windsor from Emmerdale, Steven Berkoff and Lysette Anthony from just about everything, Don Beech from The Bill, Robert Englund AKA Freddie Krueger, Sarah Douglas. The list goes on and on.
If you are thinking of buying this film then you a probably expecting to see strippers killing werewolves and vice-versa - and boobs - and blood - and I have to say that you will not be disappointed in that. If you are expecting more then you probably won't be looking at this movie in the first place. The Blu-Ray version is pretty good. Good picture quality and coming with DTS HD 5.1 sound. I was going to give only 3 stars but promoted it to 4 after remembering all those stars faces which in this scenario just puts a smile on my face. Definitely Leave Your Brain At The Door.
If you are thinking of buying this film then you a probably expecting to see strippers killing werewolves and vice-versa - and boobs - and blood - and I have to say that you will not be disappointed in that. If you are expecting more then you probably won't be looking at this movie in the first place. The Blu-Ray version is pretty good. Good picture quality and coming with DTS HD 5.1 sound. I was going to give only 3 stars but promoted it to 4 after remembering all those stars faces which in this scenario just puts a smile on my face. Definitely Leave Your Brain At The Door.
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!!! WARNING. MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS. !!!
Vixens Strip Club, 2012. When a rather hairy customer gets a bit too amourous, stripper Justice(Adele Silva)pokes him in the eye with a pen. Vixens propreitor Jeanette(Sarah Douglas) is concerned with disposing of the body, but that's the least of her wories, as the friends of the deceased come a howling at the door, with vengeance on their minds. Can the strippers, helped by eccentric occultist Sinclair(Simon Phillips), defend Vixens from the deadly gang of werewolves....
A highly stylised comic book brought to life, Strippers vs Werewolves is a highly enjoyable horror film with its tongue and gnashers firmly in its cheek. Although Jonathan Glendenning directs, the sparkling script by Pat Higgins shines through, full of witty one liners and the introduction of the terrific character of Sinclair, a very reluctant vampire slayer with irritable bowel syndrome is a masterstroke.
Strangely enough, during the commentary for the film, Glendenning apologises to the audience for his previous effort 'Dead Cert'. I saw this film very much as an unofficial sequel, with girdles replacing gangsters. Like 'Dead Cert', this film is shallow but great fun. Please stop apologising Mr Glendenning!
The only negative for me is the absence of Higgins regular Cy Henty, a stand up comedian turned horror actor, and a great asset to any film.
Whilst it won't create intellectual debate or cure world poverty, Strippers vs Werewolves does what it says on the tin. That it does so in such an enjoyable manner is to its immense credit. Got to mention the cast too, what a cast, but many simply turn up for brief cameos. 5 out of 5 for a very enjoyable hour and a half. An entertaining commentary track and a making of featurette are the pick of the extras on the disc.
Vixens Strip Club, 2012. When a rather hairy customer gets a bit too amourous, stripper Justice(Adele Silva)pokes him in the eye with a pen. Vixens propreitor Jeanette(Sarah Douglas) is concerned with disposing of the body, but that's the least of her wories, as the friends of the deceased come a howling at the door, with vengeance on their minds. Can the strippers, helped by eccentric occultist Sinclair(Simon Phillips), defend Vixens from the deadly gang of werewolves....
A highly stylised comic book brought to life, Strippers vs Werewolves is a highly enjoyable horror film with its tongue and gnashers firmly in its cheek. Although Jonathan Glendenning directs, the sparkling script by Pat Higgins shines through, full of witty one liners and the introduction of the terrific character of Sinclair, a very reluctant vampire slayer with irritable bowel syndrome is a masterstroke.
Strangely enough, during the commentary for the film, Glendenning apologises to the audience for his previous effort 'Dead Cert'. I saw this film very much as an unofficial sequel, with girdles replacing gangsters. Like 'Dead Cert', this film is shallow but great fun. Please stop apologising Mr Glendenning!
The only negative for me is the absence of Higgins regular Cy Henty, a stand up comedian turned horror actor, and a great asset to any film.
Whilst it won't create intellectual debate or cure world poverty, Strippers vs Werewolves does what it says on the tin. That it does so in such an enjoyable manner is to its immense credit. Got to mention the cast too, what a cast, but many simply turn up for brief cameos. 5 out of 5 for a very enjoyable hour and a half. An entertaining commentary track and a making of featurette are the pick of the extras on the disc.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
This movie is exactly what it says on the tin, a very cheap and cheesy horror spoof thats quite charming for all the wrong reasons, the cast is good there is allot of famous faces here, the comedy is quite funny at times but very cheesy like the acting but its just so much fun you have to keep watching!! There is plenty of boobs but not too much blood, the werewolf make-up is laughable, but at the end of the day your watching this for the strippers, there is a very small cameo from Lucy pinder who is way better at getting topless then acting, and a small cameo from mr Freddy Krueger himself Robert Englund who was the best bit about the film he was way out of his league. This is a fun romp but dont expect to get much out of it.
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