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2009    86minComédie, Horreur
5.127%32%5.2
Deux loosers.Un village maudit.Un minibus rempli d'étudiantes.Et, une armée de vampires lesbiennes... très vicieuses !Jimmy et Fletch décident de fuir leurs problèmes en passant un week-end de débauche dans la campagne anglaise. Mais, les choses ne vont pas se passer comme prévu et ils se retrouvent coincés dans un village où une mystérieuse malédiction transforme les jeunes filles de 18 ans en vampires. Au cours de la nuit, ils devront mettre de côté leurs peurs (et leurs fantasmes !) pour devenir des tueurs de vampires lesbiennes...
Réalisé par Phil Claydon
  • James CordenFletch
  • Mathew HorneJimmy
  • MyAnna BuringLotte
  • Paul McGannVicar
  • Silvia CollocaCarmilla
  • Emer KennyRebecca
  • Vera FilatovaEva
  • Lucy GaskellJudy
  • Louise DylanAnke
  • Ashley MulheronTrudi
  • Tiffany MulheronHeidi
  • Emma CliffordMs Rossi
  • Travis OliverSteve
  • Susie AmyBlonde
  • John Pierce JonesLandlord
  • Phil ClaydonDirecteur
  • Paul HupfieldScénariste
  • Stewart WilliamsScénariste
  • Steve Clark-HallProducteur
  • Vic BatemanProducteur exécutif
  • Richard
    Richard19 octobre 2025
    This is British horror comedy at its most unapologetically juvenile, a low budget romp through cursed moors, ancient prophecies and cleavage heavy vampire lore. James Corden and Mathew Horne play two hapless lads sent to a village where all the women have been turned into bloodthirsty seductresses thanks to a centuries-old curse. Subtle? Not even close. Entertaining? Absolutely. The film leans hard into camp, glowing swords, slow mo vampire slaying and dialogue that sounds like it was written by a pub quiz team after five pints. It’s trying to channel Shaun of the Dead but ends up somewhere between Carry On Screaming and a late night SyFy original. And that’s part of the charm. You pick it up purely because the cover made you snort. The effects are cheap, the jokes are hit or miss and the tone is all over the place, but it commits. It knows it’s ridiculous and it never tries to be more than a cheeky, blood splattered laugh. Lesbian Vampire Killers is the kind of film you watch for the title, stay for the chaos.
  • Sabrina
    Sabrina17 juillet 2026
    In the first few minutes, I thought it might be a stupidly great B-movie. But no. It was bad. Really bad. Sorry James. Sorry fellow lesbians.
  • Joey Lambert
    Joey Lambert17 octobre 2025
    Crazy funny, fun to watch not wasted time
  • ርልዪረ
    ርልዪረ14 juin 2025
    The only thing remotely funny about this movie is the "Lesbian Vampire Killers" title. I don't know if they are going for campy fun or just using the title desperately to try to sway horny thirteen year old boys to rent this awful movie, but the movie is just terrible. They obviously are going for the Shaun of the Dead crowd by having British comics and replacing the zombies with vampires, but the jokes in this movie as well as all the actors/characters in it are just painful. I could barely manage to get through this travesty of a film, it was totally un-entertaining on every level imaginable. Main problem was the terrible writing with lazy, predictable, unfunny jokes, but the actors were also hammy and terrible. I can't believe anybody actually put money into making this film
  • James Dellavadver
    James Dellavadver8 juillet 2025
    It's a great funny movie!
  • Brian McDonald
    25 juin 2026

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