I’m a big Shatner fan, but even Captain Kirk couldn’t save this movie. The formulated plot was completely predictable and the acting way too cheezy, even by Shatner standards. I wasn’t laughing with, or even at, this film. It was just a plain waste of time to watch.

The ONLY thing in this movie worth watching is Shatner’s brief, kooky performance. He doesn’t really get enough time on camera to make sitting through the film’s sappy script a salvagable movie watching experience though. Shatner quite simply can’t carry the entire film, given the time alloted to him. If you could edit this movie down to just the enjoyable parts with Shatner, it would be about 15 minutes long. The rest of the movie is simply filler material, at best. I would have rather just watched 90 minutes of Shatner ad-libbing.

If you want to watch a good indy flick with lots of Shatner in it, I’d recommend the movie Free Enterprise instead. Better acting. Better script. Much more Shatner.

If you HAVE to watch every single film Shatner has ever been in, go ahead and watch this. If you just want to watch a good movie, don’t bother.

Not too much worse. That is no excuse for this film though. My first impression of this flick was that it was made by some student filmmaker, who used some poor sap’s money to finance a horrible B-Movie.

Some of the acting wasn’t so bad. It was the sleazy and illogical plot that stunk the thing up. First, forget all of the usual “rules” of vampires and vampire movies. None of them apply here. Rules are made up as they go along.

The people who produced this thing seem to have taken every opportunity possible to inject sordid sexual inuendo into the movie. You’ve got multiple lesbian scenes, multiple intimations of incest, and I believe every single actress in the movie had at least one nude or sex scene. Oddly, the nudity was ALL in girl-girl sex scenes. I’d call this a soft-core porn movie, but I think that most porn movie writers would be rightfully offended.

If you’re a lesbian who loves BAD horror movies, this may be just the ticket for you. If not, you’ll probably want to pass on this one. I’m guessing that even Cinemax wouldn’t even air this direct to video release in a 3 a.m. time slot of the producers actually paid them to.