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Razor Blade Smile on DVD (1998)

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Average rating: 45%
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Starring: Eileen Daly, Christopher Adamson, Jonathan Coote, Kevin Howarth, David Warbeck
Director: Jake West
Studio: MANGA ENTERTAINMENT
Run time: 100 mins
Certificate: 18
User collections: Sexy Horror Movies
Genres: Horror
Languages: English
Released: 29/11/2004

Brief synopsis of Razor Blade Smile

Lilith Silver is granted eternal life after being 'shot' in 1850 and wanders through time killing at will as a 'vampire'.

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Rating of 1 stars out of 5 Radio Times

A terminally trendy take on a tired theme, director Jake West's erotic popcorn vampire movie gives trash a bad name. Femme fatale Eileen Daly, whom you may recognise as the model from Redemption Video's box covers, is made immortal in 1850 after a visit from aristocratic vampire Christopher Adamson. In modern London, she becomes a leather cat-suit clad assassin with a coffin full of weapons in her bedroom — and with the police and a sinister sect on her trail the scene is set for blood, blades and bullets. Derivative, not even unintentionally funny, and technically inept — some scenes look like they were filmed on a camcorder — West serves up a mass of reheated clichés with little rhyme or reason. And although Daly looks good in her fetish outfits, she's clearly no actress.

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Rated - 0 starsUniquely awful

MrBen MrBen from Manchester [Highly rated reviewer] , 02/02/2007

If you are a thirteen-year old male goth watch this in your bedroom and you will be in hogs heaven.

Overall, this film is like watching your mum's recently divorced and desperate mate trying to be vampy by loosening the snot from the back of her throat and swaying from side to side while the camera zooms in and out.

It looks like it was shot by a drunken polar bear on rollerskates and is as erotic as a tin of powdered milk.

I was truly offended by this uniquely awful trampire movie.

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Rated - 1 starsWhy can't we give a no stars rating?!!!

Laura Studd from Cheltenham , 08/10/2005

What a big pile of crap.

The acting was crap, the storyline was crap, the effects were even crapper.

Can't remember why I even wanted to rent this.

DON'T BOTHER!!!!

  7 out of 7 people found this review helpful
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Rated - 1 starsBloody awful

Billy Big Rod from Bucks , 22/02/2005

Badly acted low budget effort that looks like it was made by a 12 year old with a camcorder. Three stars my arse!

  7 out of 8 people found this review helpful
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Rated - 1 starsB Movie rubbish

A customer from Reading , 02/05/2004

This is an extremely low budget British B movie. I got so bored that i didn't even bother to watch it to the end. There are no special effects, the story is boring at best and the acting is terrible. My advice is to stay clear of this. If your a vampire movie fan then check out some other movies about as this one sucks!!!

  6 out of 7 people found this review helpful
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Rated - 1 starsB Movie rubbish

A customer from Reading , 02/05/2004

This is an extremely low budget British B movie. I got so bored that i didn't even bother to watch it to the end. There are no special effects, the story is boring at best and the acting is terrible. My advice is to stay clear of this. If your a vampire movie fan then check out some other movies about as this one sucks!!!

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Rated - 1 starsLet down

Sisterofnight from Derby , 14/03/2004

It's an embarrassment. I thought Cradle of Fear was bad but this. I though it might have been tongue in cheek humour aka Garth Morenghi's Dark Place series but no -the interviews proved it wasn't. And Eileen Daly is more vacuous than the character, and that's saying something. The biggest part of the small budget went on her outfits I think.

  2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
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