Razor Blade Smile

Director: Jake West Jake West

Overview

This British horror tale opens with a black-and-white prologue explaining how Lilith Silver became one of the undead. Switching to color and modern-day London, Lilith is a hit woman involved with the enigmatic Platinum. With deaths engineered by Sir Sethane, Scotland Yard detective Ray Price is soon investigating.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/20/2005
UPC:	0013138201393
Original Release:	1998
Source:	LIONSGATE - 600000-AEC LGE
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	3:12:00
Sales rank:	46,472

Special Features

Full frame presentation; Audio commentary; Slices of Life documentary; Theatrical trailer; Outtakes; Deleted & alternate scenes; CG test shots; Trailers

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Eileen Daly	Lilith Silver
Grahame Wood	Student Photographer
Christopher Adamson	Sethane Blake
Isabel Brook	Celeste
Jonathan Coote	Det. Ins. Price
Jennifer Guy	Cindy Arnold
Kevin Howarth	Platinum
Heidi James	Ariauna
Louisa Moore	Silk
David Warbeck	Horror Movie Man
Eileen Daley	Lilith Silver
Isabel Brooke	Actor
Glenn Wrage	Actor
Richard Wells	Composer

Technical Credits

Robert Mercer

Joe Elliot

Jake West	Director,Executive Producer,Producer,Executive Producer
Will Jeffrey	Executive Producer
Suzanne Lee	Executive Producer
Robert Mercer	Executive Producer,Producer,Screenwriter
Marvin Gleicher	Executive Producer
Joe Elliot	Screenwriter
Laurence Guinness	Executive Producer
Chris Pye	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

The late David Warbeck (The Beyond, Blacksnake) made his last film appearance in this hip, flashy vampire action flick starring the beautiful Eileen Daly, best known to cult film buffs as the face of Redemption Video. The cheerfully stylish bloodbath casts Daly as a fanged assassin, alleviating the boredom of her eternal existence by getting decked out in sprayed-on leather and spraying her surroundings with cold, hard steel. The result is funny, sexy, gory, and the most entertaining British vampire film since the days of Hammer Films. Visually dazzling and loaded with sex, blood, and macabre humor, Razor Blade Smile uses an array of cinematic techniques to achieve the slick look of a glossy comic book, reminiscent of many Asian efforts in the genre and quite unlike anything to come out of Britain in recent memory. Daly shines in her first leading role, and as Redemption fans can attest, was born to play a vampire. To put it plainly, she looks terrific (both in and out of costume), and in a movie centered on visual style, that's what it's all about.