Vampire Strangler

Vampire Strangler, directed by William Hellfire and released in 1999, is an erotic thriller starring Misty Mundae as a seductive vampire. The film has gained a cult following among fans of adult entertainment and horror-erotica, but how does it fare for the uninitiated?

The story follows Mundae, who portrays Lydia, a young woman traveling from her native Romania to stay with her cousin, Billy (played by Hellfire). Billy immediately becomes infatuated with his cousin, and their sexual relationship forms the core of the film.

Mundae, with her virginal beauty and luscious physique, is undoubtedly the highlight of the film. Her performance, especially during intimate scenes, is the main draw for viewers. One scene in particular, a blowjob performed by Mundae, is infamous and a sought-after moment for fans.

However, the film falls flat in almost every other aspect. The plot is virtually non-existent, and there is little to no character development. The production values are notably poor, with amateurish cinematography and a lack of attention to detail. The film fails to deliver on its promise of vampire-themed thrills, with no sense of menace or danger.

The porn scenes themselves, while potentially appealing to fans of Mundae, are poorly executed and lack creativity. They fail to integrate seamlessly with the narrative, resulting in a disjointed viewing experience.

In summary, Vampire Strangler will primarily satisfy die-hard fans of Misty Mundae or those specifically seeking out rare horror-erotica films. The lack of a coherent narrative and subpar production values will likely disappoint viewers seeking a more polished and stimulating adult film experience.

While Vampire Strangler may have a certain cult appeal, it ultimately fails to strangle viewers with either fear or desire.

Yes, it's true what you've heard on both counts: this movie has a lower production quality than most grade school home videos, and it also has Seduction Cinema flag girl Misty Mundae in uncensored boy on girl action --albiet, mainly in the "deleted scenes" section on the DVD. To clear up the mystery for those of you who haven't seen it and are curious, you will want to keep the fast-forward button handy. Besides Misty's sex scenes, there really isn't anything worth watching in this flick. Of course, at a mere 50 mins or so, this is what makes up almost the entire movie. Even some of the sex scenes are worth skipping around a bit. However, fans will want the bonus footage section of this disk more than anything else. There is explicit oral sex both on and from her, as well as some heavy grinding. Whether or not she is actually having sex with her partner is never 100% clear in the end --in some scenes you can see clearly that the sex is simulated, but in others you're not sure. Oh yeah, there's no "finishing shot" either. Movie-wise, this has got to be the absolute lowest quality, cheapest P.O.S. I've ever seen. However, the deleted scenes are a must for the true die-hard Mundae fan. Just try not to pay to much for this thing, which will be hard since most sites list it in the $30 to $40 category. Watch eBay closely.

Ed Wood can rest in peace. Mr. Hellfire offered to history the worst movie ever. The script is non existing. The acting is so weak that you can believe. The photography, the lights, are all z grade. Then, what I saw here? Misty Mundae was a nice girl, but is not enough to give life a dead man. Her acting is terrible. When she speak, as rumanian, you only can smile. Mr. Hellfire is terrible also. But he receive a good payment from himself. You need to see the end of the movie and you will understand. The movie has no end. Please, see the chaman. Is so awful!!!! All my life I waited to see this kind of trash. Please avoid this movie. Is worst than cancer.

I saw Seduction Cinema's 'Lust for a Vampire' recently, and at the time thought I would be hard pressed to find a worse Misty Mundae porn film...it would seem I was wrong. Vampire Strangler is an early Mundae film produced by a low rent production company known as Factory 2000, but distributed by Mundae's usual company, Seduction Cinema. I have no idea what the actual plot line here is, but since the word 'vampire' is in the title, I was expecting some vampires. I didn't pick up on any references to the classic movie monster, but then again; I did sleep most of the way through this dismal mess. Most of the film focuses on a single bed in the corner of a room, where everyone's favourite soft-core porn actress proceeds to engage in a number of dirty pornographic exchanges. The stuff between the porn is boring as hell, and the porn itself is never all that interesting. The production values are terrible, and the film offers little in the way of intellectual, visual or erotic stimulation. Vampire Strangler is likely to be of interest to Mundae fans, but seriously - I can't recommend that anyone bothers seeking out this film because it's really not worth spending eighty five minutes on.

Vampire Strangler (1999)

1/2 (out of 4)

A foreign girl (Misty Mundae) moves to the U.S. to live with her cousin (William Hellfire) who immediately falls for her. The two are soon having sex while other strange visions begin to take place. Okay, this is my first feature with Mundae and after some reading I apparently got lucky or unlucky depending on how I want to look at it. This is apparently a film Mundae made with her boyfriend who in return filmed some hardcore sequences, which are the only ones the actress has done to date. I guess you might look at that as a lucky thing. The unlucky thing is that this is a downright horrid movie that really doesn't work on any level. The story doesn't make a bit of sense and apparently the original version only ran 50-minutes but the director later added in one hardcore sequence, which is how we got to the 89-minute running time now. The erotic side of this film never works because of how ugly it's shot. The horror elements never work because there aren't any with the exception of a couple strangle sequences. I'm sure this movie was made for someone in mind but it comes off being the director wanting to film himself with his girlfriend so that he can later show his friends. I'm sure this film would have been forgotten had Mundae not grown into a cult status but I certainly hope her future films are better than this one.