- Genre
- Science Fiction
- Year
- 1995
- Runtime
- 1h30
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Vampire Vixens from Venus
Seduction and terror from beyond the stars await!
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Synopsis
In the outrageous sci-fi horror film Vampire Vixens from Venus, a group of seductive alien vampires lands on Earth with a thirst for human blood and a penchant for chaos. Led by the alluring yet dangerous Countess, played by Michelle Bauer, the extraterrestrial vixens ensnare unsuspecting men with their enchanting beauty and sinister charm. As the bodies pile up and the local citizens panic, a bumbling yet determined group of heroes emerges to confront this supernatural threat. With a blend of campy humor and horror, the film explores themes of seduction, power, and lust, all while delivering an entertaining mix of thrills and campy performances. 'Vampire Vixens from Venus' ultimately sets itself apart with its unique premise, combining elements of horror and comedy in a way that is both humorous and chilling, ensuring the audience is both entertained and slightly horrified as the vampires enact their deadly plans on Earth.
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Reviews
Vampire Vixens from Venus has certainly garnered a reputation for being a cult classic, albeit one that might not be for everyone. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film currently holds a paltry score that reflects mixed to negative reviews, with IMDb rating it at 3.0/10. A reviewer from Cult Movie Reviews noted, 'While the film attempts to blend horror and comedy, it often misses the mark, leading to a lack of coherence that feels more confusing than entertaining.' On the flip side, some fans appreciate its campy charm, with a reviewer on Letterboxd stating, 'If you’re in the mood for something that’s hilariously bad, this is perfect!' The film’s production values and acting have been criticized, yet some audiences find enjoyment in its over-the-top nature and cult status. Geek Review commented, 'It’s hard not to love the absurdity of the premise and the unabashed performances.' While not highly rated by critics, audiences who enjoy low-budget, campy horror may find 'Vampire Vixens from Venus' a quirky treasure worth watching.
