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DVDfever.co.uk – Suck on Blu-ray and DVD
Universal Pictures UK
Posted: September 24th, 2010.
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Sharpen up those fangs as rock ‘n’ roll and bloody gore combine in SUCK, a vampire movie like no other, released on Blu-ray & DVD by indi VISION on 18 October 2010.
SUCK is a surefire rock ‘n’ roll experience not to be missed with an all-star cast of legendary rockers including the original shock-rocker Alice Cooper as a vampire disguised as a creepy bartender, punk icon Iggy Pop playing a retired producer and Black Flag vocalist Henry Rollins as radio DJ ‘Rockin’ Roger’. Starring alongside these infamous rock gods is the sexy Jessica Paré (Hot Tub Time Machine, Wicker Park) and British film legend Malcolm McDowell (Gangster No. 1, A Clockwork Orange) in this wild, rock’n’roll vampire spoof.
Down and out band The Winners have a radical image change when bassist Jennifer (Paré) disappears one night with a hip vampire called Queeny played by Dimitri Coates (Burning Brides). Jennifer resurfaces with a sexually charged charisma that drives the audiences wild. Desperate for a record deal, each band member gives in to the blood lust and their new gimmick launches them into the big time. But is fame all its cracked up to be?
This sexy vampire action is supported by a killer soundtrack featuring music from Iggy Pop, Alice Cooper, The Velvet Underground and David Bowie, all in upgraded surround sound, making SUCK the ultimate rock movie to get your teeth into this Halloween.
Also included is a must-watch ‘Making Of’ documentary, taking you behind the scenes and up close and personal with the cast of the film. Don’t miss your chance to take a wild ride down the highway to hell when SUCK is released on Blu-ray and DVD on 11 October.
See it or SUCK!!!
The Blu-ray is released on October 18th and sells on Amazon for £12.99 (RRP £19.99),with the DVD on Amazon for £8.99 (RRP £17.99).
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