Most of this movie is dull, repetitive, and a chore to get through. The dialogue is horrible and the dubbing doesn't make things better. The effects are incredibly cheap with vampire teeth looking like plastic teeth from a party story. Granted, it delivers on the playgirls, who are attractive, and features some early 60's nudity.
That said, as much as much as I disliked it, the movie does show some amazing potential with the dance scene. After one of the playgirls is murdered, the rest of the grieving playgirls cope by practicing their dance routine. This leads to actress Erika Dicenta putting on a seductive dance stripping down to her underwear, which another reviewer referenced, is like a 60's version of Salma Hayek's scene in From Dusk Till Dawn. It's a great scene and considering that the death is used the reason for her stripping is hilarious and made even better since she's actually wearing black. It's a classic B-movie moment and I wish they would have applied this level of fun to the rest of the movie.
That said, as much as much as I disliked it, the movie does show some amazing potential with the dance scene. After one of the playgirls is murdered, the rest of the grieving playgirls cope by practicing their dance routine. This leads to actress Erika Dicenta putting on a seductive dance stripping down to her underwear, which another reviewer referenced, is like a 60's version of Salma Hayek's scene in From Dusk Till Dawn. It's a great scene and considering that the death is used the reason for her stripping is hilarious and made even better since she's actually wearing black. It's a classic B-movie moment and I wish they would have applied this level of fun to the rest of the movie.