Vampire Sisters

Right off the bat these voluptuous Vampire Sisters got hella B-Movie clout, being written, produced, and photographed into luridly low budget afterlife by Indie splatter icon, Don 'Nightbeast' Dohler! A titillating trio of top-heavy, blood-hungry vamps utilize their fetishistic website to indulge their bloodily nefarious appetites! These buxom bloodsuckers cash-generous fans all receive intimate 'bonuses' which leaves them altogether breathless! With bodacious blood spatter, cheese ball chatter, trashy T&A, and a crown teasing cameo from celebrated cult Thespian, George Stover, no schlock-seeking skeeve should miss out on Ripple's delightfully douchy DTV delirium! Gaudy, camp, and uproariously silly, the terminal travails of these toothsome terror tramps delivers an enjoyably retrograde backalley B-Movie melange of latter-day Rollin, Franco & Ted V. Mikels! 'Vampire Sisters' is a cheap n' cheerful chip off the old schlock!

Alright first off I must agree with the original reviewer who said that this type of film is killing the horror genre, and he's right, this film has a pointless throw together plot, and generally isn't very good. However I did dig a couple things. First there is a girl on girl scene with a nerdy looking French chick, and a hot Vampire vixen, that saved this film from being a total waste. I always recommend Seduction Cinema to lovers of erotic genre cinema, as those films deliver what you want, and are exactly what you expect them to be. Vampire Sisters has a lot of nudity from good looking girls, and the one really hot scene I mentioned, that features death by fellatio. Other then that don't expect much, the script, and acting leave a lot to be desired, effects are nothing special, and nothing surprising happens, as the film just kind of goes through the motions, and would be totally boring, if not for the nudity. I would say to fans of sexy vampire movies, give this a shot, just keep your finger on the fast forward button.