Succubus: Hell Bent (2007)

Regista:

Kim Bass

Sceneggiatore:

Kim Bass (writer)

Genere:

Thriller

Plot:

Sometimes what happens at Spring Break doesn't stay at Spring Break... it follows you home. |

Plot Keywords:

Beautiful Woman | Succubus | Female Nudity | Lilith

Recensioni degli utenti:

Some funny bits, some tragedy

Cast

Gary Busey	...	Sentinel
David Keith	...	Wallace
Lorenzo Lamas	...	Flight Instructor
Robert L. Mann	...	Adam
Kelly Hu	...	Detective Pei
Natalie Denise Sperl	...	Lilith
Jayson Blair	...	Jason
Shawna Marie Nelson	...	Heather
Tim Herzog	...	Flight Instructor #2
Ahna O'Reilly	...	Bikini Babe
Cameron Goodman	...	Kitty Cutie
Rebekah Brandes	...	Hottie #2
Amber Flamminio	...	Hottie #1
Dean Shelton	...	Party Boy
Marcus Eley	...	Accountant

MPAA:

Rated R for sexual content, violence and language.

Durata:

96 min

Nazionalità:

USA

Lingua:

Inglese

Colore:

Colore

Divieti:

USA:R

Luoghi delle riprese:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

In The Light Entertainment

Curiosità:

Adam uses his web browser to visit his home page on myspace.com, which is www.myspace.com/wildchildadam. This page does exist on myspace, and it has links to the other fictional characters' myspace pages in the movie, including Lilith's. The direct link to Lillith's myspace page is www.myspace.com/succubuslilith, and seems to be the only page among the main characters that accepts friend requests.

Movie Connections:

Fa riferimento a Ballistic (1995)

Colonna sonora:

101

Some funny bits, some tragedy

With two pilots dying during filming this movie seems doomed to fail from the outset, but there is enough here to make for a decent b movie flick, pretty girls one crazy succubus, and downright hilarious cameo by Gary Busey. Not too much nudity, some violence, and a quick cameo by Kelly Hu as the detective, now I wanna commit something and well... In any case the lead actress, the Succubus is attractive and downright evil. Don't let anyone tell you the plot, beyond the description. Rent it and laugh at some of the bad puns and unintentional innuendo, and enjoy the wild, if nearly implausible concept. Peace, and to the filmmakers Kudos for dedicating the film to the pilots in the credits.