Razor Blade Smile

Lilith, most logically, is a contract assassin, a job that provides her with a good non-traceable income as well as a constant blood supply. She is contracted to off a number of powerful people, members of a super secret society and runs into conspiracies, inept police detectives, vampire groupies, and other assorted characters. The finale includes a samurai sword fight and a return to the site where she first became a vampire. The twist at the ending, though somewhat of a surprise, does fit into the logic of the movie. I don’t think I’m giving anything away but according to the narration, a vampire’s biggest enemy is boredom, all that time on your hands, and that also fits into the logic of this movie’s universe. Eileen Daly has been seen in some low budget dermis-flicks but she finally gets to show off some acting skills in addition to her dermis quality in this movie. This is an excellent rent for genre fans if you can find it (and be sure to watch to the end of the credits). The movie is rated R for: large blood flows, red bathwater, breastulations, multiple decapitations, stake in the stomach, chest carvings, free masons on acid, multiple cat suits, multiple fangs, isle of lesbos activity, and for the bad teeth of many of the English actors (and I’m not talking fangs here either.)
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