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Sammy (Gregg Aaron Greenberg) organizes a bachelor party for his best
friend Chuck (Joseph Riker) - to which he had to invite his arch enemy
Gordon (Joe Testa), whom he gravely humiliated back in highschool, and who
might be gay and in love with Chuck. Sammy also had the good idea to hire
three strippers (Monique Gata Dupree, Zoe Hunter, Kaitlyn Gutkes) to the
party, but then one of them has sex with Chuck (whom she admittedly
drugged first) ... exactly when Chuck's wife-to-be Michelle (Trina Analee)
announces she'll come by soon - way too soon! Now all of this sounds
like major trouble, right, but it dwarves when compared to the fact that
the three strippers are actually vampires, and after having killed two of
his friends (Sean Parker, Gelu Dan Rusu) they decide to go after Chuck,
too ... and when Michelle arrives, he has already turned, and now Sammy
and Michelle have to think of a way to turn him back, all the while
quarreling and warding off vampires. And the two are not even good at it,
since Michelle is eventually turned as well, and while Chuck survives the
initial onslaught, he has to eventually find out that Gordon is actually
the head vampire ... and he figures to turn Chuck and Michelle back to
human form, he has to kill the head vampire. He succeeds, too, only to
find his friends not turned back at all, and to find out it was actually
his humiliation that turned Gordon in the first place - and in order to
save his friends, he has to sacrifice himself ... Actually, a
pretty decent indie low budget vampire comedy: It's rather well-written,
the humour is of a subtle-enough manner to not insult the audience's
intelligence, the characters are all pretty well fleshed-out, the case is
uniformly pretty good, and the dialogue is witty without overdoing it.
Unfortunately, the film loses some of its steam in the a tad sloppy
directorial effort that doesn't always manage to keep the tension and
suspense that ought to carry the movie up and delivers some shots that are
simply unintelligible. That all said, the film's still pretty good
entertainment, actually.
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