Adam (R.L. Mann) is a rich kid and womanizer. He is hopelessly unlikable and is our protagonist. The film attempts to make his dad (David Keith) look bad for shutting him out, but Adam is the kid you would want to go play in traffic. On spring break Adam meets the "hotter than hot" Lilith (leave no cliche untouched) and they have wicked sex. Adam leaves, but Lilith (Natalie Denise Sperl) manages to find him anyway and soon the killings begin. Lorenzo Lamas appears briefly as they reenact "Top Gun." Gary Busey makes his fitting cameo near the end, the highlight of the whole film.
The film was rather a bore. Our Succubus should have been the hottest woman in the film, but didn't look as good as the bikini eye candy background or support female cast. The top stars were on the screen for only a moment and the whole "Top Gun" scene which was written to support a few cute lines, made no sense outside of that.
The film appeared like it was supposed to be a campy comedy-horror film, but for some reason writer/director Kim Bass didn't know how to make a bad film by design, instead made one by accident.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. Sex. Brief Nudity (Natalie Denise Sperl)
The film was rather a bore. Our Succubus should have been the hottest woman in the film, but didn't look as good as the bikini eye candy background or support female cast. The top stars were on the screen for only a moment and the whole "Top Gun" scene which was written to support a few cute lines, made no sense outside of that.
The film appeared like it was supposed to be a campy comedy-horror film, but for some reason writer/director Kim Bass didn't know how to make a bad film by design, instead made one by accident.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. Sex. Brief Nudity (Natalie Denise Sperl)