Wealthy and arrogant playboy Adam (smoothly essayed with cocky aplomb by R.L. Mann) has his hedonistic life turned upside down by fierce predatory succubus Lilith (perfectly embodied by ravishing brunette stunner Natalie Denise Sperl, who attacks her part with lip-smacking wicked relish), who follows him home from spring break in the wake of a one night stand. Writer/director Kim Bass relates the enjoyable story at a snappy pace, brings a kinetic hopped-up style to the neat premise, spruces things up with an amusing sense of brash humor, and delivers a decent sprinkling of tasty nudity and sizzling soft-core sex. Moreover, it's a total treat to see crass male pig Adam get put through the wringer by Lilith. The sound acting by the capable cast helps a lot: Jayson Blair lends sturdy support as Adam's smarmy pal Jason, Kelly Hu registers strongly as the hard-nosed Detective Pei, David Keith likewise does well as Adam's estranged CEO father Wallace, and Gary Busey has a gloriously hammy field day as loopy demon hunter Sentinel. The deliciously cheesy CGI effects at the climax are an absolute tacky hoot. Andrew Giannetta's flashy cinematography provides a cool glitzy look. Gnarly rocking soundtrack, too. Best of all, there's a plethora of smoking hot gals clad in either bikinis or their undies featured throughout. A fun flick.
Review of Succubus: Hell-Bent
Succubus: Hell-Bent
(2007 Video)
Entertaining low-budget horror schlock
29 July 2013
Warning: Spoilers