Bordello of Blood

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From bloodsucker flicks of yore, Corey Feldman and Chris Sarandon align themselves inside this decadent treat.

The wraparound segment is Sadler's Russian Roulette of body appendages with him. | Rating: 1/4 Tales From the Crypt Presents: Bordello of Blood is a fun and entertaining horror-comedy.

It is based on the HBO television series Tales from the Crypt.

Even funnier is William Sadler's pre-credits cameo as a mummified British director who is pitching the film to the disingenuous Cryptkeeper.

This gory vampire spoof is remarkably free of jolts, hardly registering as a fright film, with a series of weak special effects involving many globs of guts.

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Cinemark January 1, 2000

When the second effort, Bordello of Blood (1996), hit cinemas, it was the de facto nail in the coffin.

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| Rating: 1.5/4 In this one, the plot also moves along a little too slowly, considering the fact that it's only meant as entertainment; with that in mind, you have to wonder why it takes so long to tell the story and get to the gore and blood.

It's nice to see him in a role that compliments his talents so well.

However, there are times that the camp goes too far and becomes overly bizarre and ridiculous. However, when the brother of Katherine Verdoux (Erika Eleniak), one of his strongest supporters, gets sucked in, his carefully designed setup begins to unravel. The film tries to be something entertaining, and sometimes it does work, but we see that the cast and filmmakers are trying to make something that really doesn't work well.

Any fire-and-brimstone preacher who has longed to purify the earth of sinners will sympathize with preacher Jimmy Current (Chris Sarandon), who has gained control of a bevy of vampire beauties and is now the de-facto owner of a combination bordello and slaughterhouse for sinners. Recent DVD release by Universal is uncut.

What it lacks in irony and suspense, Gilbert Adler's Tales From the Crypt Presents Bordello of Blood makes up for in whimsy and cheeky self-assurance.

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