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Dracoola returns for another round of seductive mischief, targeting the hottest women in town.

VAMPIRE VIXENS

2003 · 1h 18m · R · Comedy / Fantasy / Horror · IMDB TMDB

A female vampire teams up with a nerdy delivery boy to help her bring in female victims, while a suave business executive/vampire slayer plots to kill her.

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What is Vampire Vixens about?

Vampire Vixens is a 2003 American comedy, fantasy, and horror film directed by John Bacchus about the seductive daughter of Count Dracula, Dracoola, who enlists a nerdy delivery boy to bring beautiful women to her lair, while a vampire slayer pursues her.

Programmer's Pick

Only on SassyFlix could a film this gleefully devoted to topless vampiric mischief stake its claim. With Dracoola prowling for lesbian lovers and a nerdy Renfield scrambling to keep up, Vampire Vixens delivers softcore camp with a knowing wink and a fang.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Vampire Vixens sets its tone with a blend of erotic comedy and supernatural horror. Dracoola, the alluring and mischievous daughter of Count Dracula, has returned from beyond the grave with a very specific appetite: seducing beautiful women. Her primary target is the lesbian community, and she relies on the awkward but eager Eugene Renfield to deliver her next conquests straight to her lair. Meanwhile, the legendary bloodline of vampire hunters hasn't forgotten her, as Wally Van Helsing plots to bring her reign of temptation to an end. Expect playful low-budget antics, plenty of nudity, and a parade of over-the-top vampiric escapades.

Details & Specs

Director
John Bacchus
Writer
John Bacchus
Release
2003
Runtime
1h 18m
Country
United States of America
Language
English
Genres
Comedy, Fantasy, Horror

Cast & Crew

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Director: John Bacchus Writer: John Bacchus
Erin Brown Erin Brown Sherry Darian Caine Darian Caine Dottie Tina Krause Tina Krause Dracoola A.J. Khan A.J. Khan Diane Shelton EH Elizabeth Hitchcock Sandy Jillian Ann Durgin Jillian Ann Durgin Margaret (uncredited) John Paul Fedele John Paul Fedele Wally Van Helsing ZS Zachary Snygg Eugene Reinfield MR Michael R. Thomas The Boss

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Why Cult

Female Vampire Seductress

Dracoola puts a fresh, sapphic spin on the classic vampire formula, focusing her charms on women.

Nerd Vampire Henchman

Eugene Renfield, Dracoola’s nerdy delivery boy, adds a comedic twist to the traditional vampire minion role.

Softcore Erotica

Plenty of female nudity, lesbian encounters, and erotic situations are front and center.

Low-Budget B-Movie Charm

With its independent spirit and campy production, this film leans into the excesses of the genre.

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Threat File

Trigger

Dracoola’s resurrection

Threat

Seductive female vampire preying on women

Effect

Draws women to her lair under her spell

Countermeasure

Pursued by a vampire slayer descendant

Setting

Dracoola’s lair

Questions from the Vault

When was Vampire Vixens released? +

Vampire Vixens was released in 2003.

Who directed Vampire Vixens? +

Vampire Vixens was directed by John Bacchus.

How long is Vampire Vixens? +

Vampire Vixens has a runtime of 78 minutes.

What genre is Vampire Vixens? +

Vampire Vixens is a comedy, fantasy, and horror film.

Where can I watch Vampire Vixens? +

You can watch Vampire Vixens on SassyFlix.

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