Dreamaniac R

When the lead-singer of a heavy-metal band recites an ancient summoning poem, he beckons a succubus who proposes a deal he can't turn down?personal success in exchange for permission to devour his friends. As the blood spills, the friends must find a way to stop the succubus and her evil creatures?or become dessert.

This cheap-looking gore item from Charles Band's soon-to-topple Empire Productions is the first in a long line of sex-n-gore exploitation quickies from director David DeCoteau. The story revolves around the inept creator of tacky death-rock ditties, whose latest heavy-metal headache summons a shapely demon who alternately seduces and dismembers nearly all of the drunken revelers at an all-night sorority bash. There's lots of fake-looking gore, lousy effects and plentiful T&A on display, all of which would become instantly recognizable as the earmarks of a signature DeCoteau epic... although DeCoteau's favorite topliner -- ubiquitous "Scream Queen" Linnea Quigley -- is sadly absent here.