Vampire Strippers

I expect this movie to suck. I was wrong. The reviews really dont do it justice. I dont know whats going on with these. The movie is Absolute genius. This movie starts weird but the production quality, camera work, audio and story make up for it. Not to mention the special effects. The vast array sets were well done and all the exotic cars are is cool too. While there are a couple of corny parts, the performances are top notch (forgot his name but the guy with the pistons shirt stole the show). It really blows me away I never heard of this before. Top 10 for the year for sure! I hope the production of the trilogy has started already and is running on schedule. 🙏🏿 hope part 2 gets released this year.

I wanna be a vampire.

This was a masterpiece of iMovie genius. The actors' chemistry and commitment to the piece against all odds shone through- especially the widow and Julion himself. The odds against this production seemed to be stacked quite high, but they leaned into potential weaknesses and turned them into strengths. A realistic coffin wouldn't have gotten half the enjoyment out of us that the party city coffins did. The lack of extras and minimal sets make the cast and crew of this movie feel all the more close-knit and familiar. The fire eater was a nice touch as well. The movie pulled from a rich history of Black vampire cinema, with its premise paying tribute to such hits as Blacula and Vampire in Brooklyn, though with the iconic addition of strippers. The poor pacing and odd club montages do nothing to break the spell cast by this movie; they only add to the incredulity and delight of the viewer. This movie should be studied in film schools as proof that you don't need high quality production to make a fascinating and transcendent cinematic experience.

I really have to wonder what would possess a person to make this film? People actually paid to have this made and I want to give that person a hug and tell them it's all going to be okay. They could have bought a latte with the money they spent on this.

Bad acting, bad plot, bad sound, bad production, bad actors, bad lighting, bad costumes, bad everything.

When I first started this movie I didn't believe in the church. After watching I understand a whole new culture. I understand the vision that Royce Davis had for this movie. The characters are not only unique but bring an absolute colorful insight on what commiting to a role is. These A tier actors need to take notes from some of these actors and actresses.

Now the peek of this movie is its absolute well dressed hidden gem Thomas. His dialogue is something from famous Greek poet Homer. He is a 5'11" funnier , better looking Martin Lawrence. He absolutely sold me for his 15 minutes of fame that he was an possessed service of the devil. His Devil cameo is not only frightful but just makes the story even more compelling.

The editing was amazing April did such a fantastic job and poured everything she had into this one. The shake cam is obviously done on purpose. To show the difference in the real world and when their in the underworld with Julion.

Thank you , thank you for this.

When I first stumbled upon the movie Vampire Strippers, I wasn't expecting much beyond a quirky horror-comedy with a dash of camp. However, this film ended up being a delightful surprise that profoundly influenced my perspective on life and self-acceptance. At its core, Vampire Strippers is a playful yet poignant exploration of identity, empowerment, and the complexities of desire. The characters, a group of strippers turned vampires, are not just figures of fantasy; they are strong, vibrant individuals who embrace their uniqueness. Watching them navigate the challenges of their dual lives-balancing their human desires with their supernatural realities-was both hilarious and enlightening. What truly resonated with me was the film's message about embracing one's true self. Each character showcased their own struggles, fears, and triumphs, which made me reflect on my own life. I realized I had been living too cautiously, afraid to step outside the box and truly express who I am. Inspired by their fearless approach, I began to reconsider my own choices and aspirations. The humor was infectious, and the soundtrack was a perfect mix of upbeat and eerie, enhancing the film's overall vibe. It encouraged me to explore my creative side, leading me to take up hobbies I had shelved for too long, like writing and dance. I started dressing bolder and attending events that aligned with my newfound sense of self. Ultimately, Vampire Strippers was more than just a fun movie; it was a call to embrace the unconventional, to celebrate our quirks, and to live authentically. If you're looking for a film that combines laughter with a life-changing message, this one is a must-see. You might just find yourself transformed in the process!