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If you liked Zombie Strippers then you will like Lesbian Vampire Killers. If you haven't seen Zombie Strippers and you liked Lesbian Vampire Killers then see Zombie Strippers. If you haven't seen either then this one's up in the air really. It's better than to be expected with some genuinely hilarious moment. However portions of the film do indeed fall flat which is disappointing as it prevents the film from being a laugh riot.

Don't let the odd title fool you because this film is actually really funny and quite clever. Fans of 'Shaun of the Dead' or 'Zombie Strippers' will be in their element here as its Horror with laughs. Matthew Horne and James Corden work well together as the leads (and have a similar vibe to Simon Pegg & Nick Frost). Its as corny as they come and very silly at times, but its one of those films where it simply works. Overall its not to be taken seriously as its all about good fun and laughs :)

The stylised 'B-movie' character introductions shots at the beginning, and the snappy editing had me thinking "hmm, we might have a little gem here". Little editing moments like speeding up character's actions can make them quirky and grab the attention - however, despite it only being 80 minutes long, it managed to lag in the middle! Interesting plotlines and characters are killed off too early for anything to develop, and it all felt a bit lacklustre. Paul McGann is gold though.

Juvenile parody (or: rip-off) of the Karnstein lesbian-themed vampire films produced by Hammer in the early 1970s. Curiously, those films are much more daring in terms of nudity and eroticism, despite much tighter regulation at the time. This film forgoes the sexiness found in the Hammer films and relies on crassness instead. It also attempts to be Shaun of the Dead in some places, but completely lacks any of the warmth or wit provided by Pegg and Frost.

Ca commence très bien, c'est bien réalisé avec un style et des effets assez personnels. Mais ça manque de rythme, on finit par s'ennuyer un peu, l'histoire n'est pas si original et surtout... on ne rigole pas tant que ça, malgré de très bonnes scènes et un fort potentiel. Dommage !

Much better than one would expect. It had me laughing and was just something simple to watch. I was expecting this to be a complete joke but it really had genuine laughs.

Good Movie

Teenage boy dream movie. Robert Rodriguez showed that "anybody" can make a movie. Cheap. Can they?

Nice fangs .. fell asleep 20 minutes into it, so .. meh.

Light-hearted Shaun of the Dead clone that's less explicit than its title might suggest. The runtime is short, the kills are decent, the plot is light and the two main characters, while lacking the charm of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, do a good job of filling the screen. Toss in a few chuckle-worthy one liners and you've got a pleasant waste of 90 minutes.

ZOMG lesbians are so HAWT

It's a Vampire's Comedy-Parody film and there isn't anything NEW (well may be some minor details xD). By the way the script is good and the movie itself is light and easy to watch. Not THE movie, but if you want to watch a simple comedy-parody, this one can be recommended

There are a few lines and moments throughout the film which do raise a laugh but its usually at their sheer stupidity and shallowness. It is strikingly low budget and the entire plot seems to have been contrived over a couple of beers in the local pub. It must have been a lot of fun to make because it really is ridiculously daft and is filled with an abundance of stunning women but unless that is enough to entertain you it isn't worth bothering with.

Pra quem achava que, pelo titulo, iria assistir uma versão pornô-trash de American Pie (eu), se surpreendeu. O filme até rende algumas risadas e não é tão apelativo como o nome sugere . Mas é claro que não é nenhuma obra prima.

A low-brow Shaun of the Dead, which replaces that film's humor with copious dick-and-fart jokes. That's not to say that there aren't some good gags, but the jokes fall flat more often than they don't. I get the feeling that there was an attempt to parody the old Hammer films but, if that's the case, the execution falls flat. Still, not a bad way to pass an hour and a half- if nothing else, the set design is good, the score has several decent bits, and there are plenty of beautiful women.

Better than I expected. As others have remarked, the movie is reminiscent of a lighthearted Sean of the Dead clone, but it had its fair shair of laughs.

Was decent and strange.

Very silly, and not too entertaining low-budget comedy. Plot is almost non-existent. Bits from Hammer vampire movies in the setting of American Werewolf In London. Humor is shallow and rare. It's for you to decide if a few chuckles and a bunch of semi-naked ladies running around is worth your time.