Razor Blade Smile

Razor Blade Smile (1998)

  • 0% of critics liked it
    (6 reviews)

  • 42% of users liked it
    (3,513 ratings)

The story begins in 1850, when Lilith Silver (Eileen Daley) interrupts a duel between her lover and the nasty Sir Sethane Blake (Christopher Adamson). When she shoots Blake, he just smiles, and punishes her impudence by biting her on the neck when she is shot in turn by his manservant. After a nifty… More

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Genres
Horror, Art House & International, Cult Movies
In Theaters
Oct 16, 1998 Wide
A-Pix

Critic Reviews

  • Michael Dequina, TheMovieReport.com

    West's cleverness gets the better of him in the final minutes, tacking on an arbitrary twist that, quite simply, trashes the trashy enjoyment of all that preceded.

  • Alan Simpson, Sex Gore Mutants

    often maligned by genre fans and unjustly so

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  • Emily A


    This movie sucks so so so hard. It fucks everything up. It's embarrassing. The main character keeps saying things like "don't be so cliche" and "you know jack shit about vampires", while being the worst offender herself. Lilith Silver is an utterly… More

  • Phil H


    Believe it or not but this UK made film is most probably the genesis for major US films such as 'The Matrix' and many future sci-fi films and vampire films, especially 'Underworld'. The film is VERY low budget but shows the kind of imagery, cam angles and typical… More

  • Lee ?


    No-budget independent Brit Vampire actioner. Mediocre all-round with cheapo effects, cheesy under par acting and some soft-porn erotica. A decent attempt considering the lack of budget though. Surprisingly it's gained a little cult following. I prefer the directors' other… More

  • xGary X


    A vampire assassin is hired to murder the members of a secret society while a lone policeman tries to prove not only her guilt but her nature. There's low budget, then there's straight to DVD and TV standard. Then, there's Razor Blade Smile. I have literally seen… More

  • Kylie B


    One of those films that's so bad, it's good. The acting is quite bad and the plot is barely worth mentioning, yet it still has a certain charm that many horror lovers will pick up on.

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