Vampires Suck Soundtrack (

Vampires Suck Soundtrack (2010) cover

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Rating: 3.40/10 from 51000 votes
Tags: pacifier, reference to penis size, bella swan character
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Híncame el diente
Title in Italiano:

Mordimi
Title in Português:

Ponha Aqui o Seu Dentinho

Synopsis

"Vampires Suck" is a comedy film that parodies the popular "Twilight" series. The story follows a high school student named Becca who finds herself torn between two supernatural beings: a vampire named Edward and a werewolf named Jacob. As Becca navigates her love triangle, she also discovers that her father is a vampire hunter. The film pokes fun at the melodramatic and romantic elements of the "Twilight" saga, while also incorporating humor and satire. With over-the-top performances and exaggerated plot points, "Vampires Suck" offers a hilarious take on the vampire genre.

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Play Title Artist
Vampires Suck
My Panties
Jason Friedberg: Writer
Brahms Lullaby
Johannes Brahms: Writer
Believe Nothing
Ali Dee: Writer
The DeeKompressors: Performer
Succubus Baby
Ali Dee: Writer
Are We On
John Kimbrough: Writer
Late Night Superstar
Chris Campanaro: Writer
I Miss You
Ali Dee: Writer
It's Raining Men
The Weather Girls: Performer
Paul Shaffer: Writer
Hey Eddie
Jason Friedberg: Writer
My First Wish
Ali Dee: Writer
Sarai Howard: Performer
Helene's Discovery
Paul Sawtell: From the motion picture the fly (1958) composed
A Strange Story
Paul Sawtell: From the motion picture the fly (1958) composed
She's Going Down
Ali Dee: Writer
Ali Dee: Performer
All the Way Up
Alana Da Fonseca: Performer
Ali Dee: Writer
On Fire
Ali Dee: Writer
Chris Classic: Performer
The Hustle
If I Was Your Vampire
What Would You Do?
Something Strange...
Meet the Sullens
Welcome to Sporks
Chemistry in Class
Attack on the Dock
Edward Saves Becca
Jacob's Crush/Self Defense
Sleepwalking
I'm a Killer
First Kiss
Driving and Chasing
Becca Meets the Family
The Breakup/Killing Jack
Frank Comforts Becca
Becca's Confrontation
Testing Edward
The Pack Arrives
Antoine Torn To Shreds
Becca is Dead?
Race to Prom
Edward Exposed
Becca Must Become a Vampire
The Final Bite
Jacob's Crush/Self Defense
I'm a Killer
Becca's Confrontation

User reviews

Stephanie Walker
7/10

The overall production quality of the soundtrack in Vampires Suck is top-notch, with crisp sound mixing and seamless integration of music with dialogue, enhancing the film's comedic impact.

Steven Lee
8/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the movie perfectly complement the humor and satire of the story, adding depth and dimension to the overall comedic narrative.

Emily Phillips
8/10

The clever use of sound effects and musical cues in the film's score highlights the absurdity of the situations portrayed on screen, eliciting laughter from the audience.

William Robinson
2/10

I found the music choices in Vampires Suck to be repetitive and cliché, relying heavily on typical vampire-themed sounds without bringing anything fresh or innovative to the table. It felt like the soundtrack was playing it safe rather than taking risks and enhancing the parody aspect of the film.

Amanda White
5/10

The soundtrack of Vampires Suck perfectly captures the comedic and satirical tone of the film. The music enhances the over-the-top performances and exaggerated plot points, adding to the overall hilarity of the movie experience.

Timothy Clark
2/10

The soundtrack of Vampires Suck felt out of place and failed to enhance the comedic elements of the film. Instead of adding to the satire, the music often felt generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to elevate the humor.

Susan Anderson
7/10

The soundtrack of Vampires Suck perfectly captures the comedic and satirical tone of the film, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Donna Wright
5/10

On the other hand, some tracks in the soundtrack of Vampires Suck felt a bit generic and predictable, lacking originality and creativity. While they may have served their purpose in setting the mood for certain scenes, they did not stand out as memorable or distinctive compositions.

Timothy Roberts
7/10

The music selection in the movie effectively parodies the dramatic and intense themes often associated with vampire stories, providing a fresh and entertaining perspective.

Mary Wilson
7/10

The catchy tunes and playful melodies in the soundtrack of Vampires Suck add an extra layer of humor to the already hilarious scenes, making it a joy to listen to.

Joseph Clark
8/10

The soundtrack of Vampires Suck showcases a diverse range of musical styles, from haunting vampire themes to upbeat werewolf motifs, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience.