Decadent Evil

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An evil vampire princess and her bloodsucking stripper sidekicks incur the wrath of a horny half human/half reptile hybrid and his evil spawn in genre stalwart Charles Band's sexy tale of terror. It's been a lifetime since Marvin and Morella were lovers, but Marvin has understandably held a hearty grudge against his old flame ever since she turned him into a Homunculous (lizard/human hybrid) after finding out that Marvin had been unfaithful. These days Morella (Debra Mayer) runs a strip club with the aid of her two fanged helpers Sugar and Spyce -- the trio subsisting on the blood of their unsuspecting male clientele. As Morella prepares for the kill that will transform her into the most powerful vampire the world has ever known, Marvin's three-foot-tall son Ivan (Phil Fondacaro) schemes to release his caged father so that he may finally extract revenge on the lusty bloodsucker.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Horror
Directed By:

Charles Band
Written By:

Domonic Muir, August White
In Theaters:

Jun 25, 2005 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jul 19, 2005
Runtime:

70 minutes
Studio:

Goldhil Video

Cast

Phil Fondacaro
as Ivan

Debra Mayer
as Morella

Jill Michelle
as Sugar

Raelyn Hennessee
as Spyce

Danile Lennox
as Dex

April Gilbert
as Tami

Harmony Rose
as Jazzmin

John F. Schaffer
as Lester

Roger Toussaint
as Bruce

Brian Muir
as Club Patron

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Critic Reviews for Decadent Evil

All Critics (2) | Rotten (2)

It's a shame this is what became of the "Subspecies" series.

Jun 22, 2013 | Full Review…

Felix Vasquez Jr.
Cinema Crazed
It's boring, it's dreary, it's derivative, and it's kind of a slap in the face to the horror hounds -- because the flick barely runs 65 minutes in length.

Aug 5, 2005 | Rating: 1.5/5 | Full Review…

Scott Weinberg
DVDTalk.com

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Audience Reviews for Decadent Evil

Apr 01, 2015

Dopey vampire flick offers no scares but a few intentional chuckles and one genuine surprise. Begins with a wholly unnecessary 4-minute backhistory of this particular vampire nest, although I guess they deserve some credit for trying to give their characters some footing, but what's with the little red homunculus dude named Marvin getting so much camera time? Knows not to overstay its welcome at a scant 67 minutes and doesn't take itself seriously, which are two reasons to prefer it over Twilight.

Doctor S Super Reviewer