Tales From The Crypt: Bordello of Blood

Tales From The Crypt: Bordello of Blood is a horror comedy film released in 1996, directed by Gilbert Adler and starring Dennis Miller, Erika Eleniak, and Angie Everhart. The movie takes place in New Mexico and follows the story of a private investigator named Rafe Guttman, played by Dennis Miller, who is hired by a woman named Catherine Verdoux, played by Erika Eleniak, to investigate the disappearance of her brother Caleb.

Rafe Guttman is a sarcastic and witty man who doesn't take anything seriously. He first encounters Catherine Verdoux, a beautiful vampire who runs a strip club called The Bordello of Blood, while investigating her missing brother. Catherine tells Rafe that Caleb was last seen entering her club, and she believes he was lured there by the vampires who work for her.

Rafe enters the club to investigate and finds himself surrounded by beautiful women who seduce him with their charms. He also meets Lilith, the head vampire, played by Angie Everhart, who is the mastermind behind the club's sinister operations. Rafe is skeptical of Lilith's intentions and is determined to uncover the truth behind Caleb's disappearance.

As Rafe continues his investigation, he discovers that the Bordello of Blood is not just an ordinary strip club but a front for a group of vampires who are looking to expand their reign of terror. Rafe teams up with Catherine Verdoux and a group of vampire hunters to stop Lilith and her minions from taking over the world.

The movie has a classic horror movie vibe with a generous amount of sex and gore thrown in. It takes a comedic and satirical approach to the horror genre, which is highlighted by the sarcastic humor of Dennis Miller's character. The special effects are a mix of practical and digital, with some of the vampire transformations being particularly impressive.

The movie is a part of the Tales From The Crypt franchise, which was a popular horror anthology series in the 90s. Like the TV show, the movie has a wrap-around story with the Crypt Keeper, a skeleton who introduces and closes out each segment of the film.

Overall, Tales From The Crypt: Bordello of Blood is a fun and entertaining horror comedy that blends humor and horror in an enjoyable way. With a solid cast, decent special effects, and a classic horror vibe, the movie is worth checking out for fans of the genre.