FILM · 2010 · USA
Vampires Suck
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- #001
In the opening scene where Edward sparkles in broad daylight, Matt Lanter was actually naked, with a real glitter ball attached to his lower regions.
- #002
The voice actors who dubbed the German versions of the original Twilight films also recorded the dubbing for the corresponding scenes in this film.
- #003
Unlike most Friedberg and Seltzer films, this one managed to focus on mocking Twilight instead of stuffing itself with references to other recent movies.
- #004
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1996) makes a small appearance in one scene. On the cover of the October 1, 1999 issue of Entertainment Weekly, Sarah Michelle Gellar appeared as Buffy wearing a sleeveless top that read "Vampires Suck."
- #005
The scene where Edward throws two vampires into the sunlight and raises the heat resembles the deaths of Ashley and Ashlyn in Final Destination 3.
- #006
The film did not receive any advance screenings for critics. Unsurprisingly, critics panned it.
- #007
The iPhone Jennifer uses to show Becca Edward Sullen's Facebook profile was Anneliese van der Pol's personal phone.
- #008
It is the first film directed by Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer that does not feature Carmen Electra.
- #009
Arielle Kebbel also plays a vampire on the series The Vampire Diaries.
- #010
It is the first film for Jenn Proske and Wanetah Walmsley.
- #011
Several of the bikini-clad extras in the graduation ceremony scene were members of the Texas Bikini Team.
- #012
Matt Lanter and Arielle Kebbel appeared together as romantic partners on The CW's "90210" (2008).
- #013
Seven years after this film's release, Matt Lanter starred alongside an actress from the Twilight films that this movie parodies. That actress was Anna Kendrick, who appeared in Pitch Perfect 3 (2017).
- #014
This was Matt Lanter's second film for Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, having previously appeared in Disaster Movie (2008).
- #015
It is Jenn Proske's debut.
- #016
The film is a parody of Twilight (2008) and its sequel The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009).
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