Onlyfangs (starring Kansas Bowling and Nina Lanee Kent) is a wild and raunchy comedy that takes aim at horror, absurdism, and sexuality. Directors Angelica De Alba and Paul Ragsdale find clever ways to critique human nature through indulgent Horatian satire, similar to This Is Spinal Tap.
The Plot: “A wanna be monster hunter helps a blood thirsty gang of vampire chicks expand their business by creating a new app to turn their victims into customers.”
Here are five reasons why you should watch Onlyfangs:
5. The Commentary!
The social commentary targets the salacious effects of technology and social media in society. Most of the bawdy humor comes from the manifestation of influencers, Bop Houses, and their content creator collective. The satire blurs the line between horror comedy and adult content.
4. The Wardrobe!
Kudos to the wardrobe department because the vampire chicks playfully look the sexy part. The black and leather clothing fits them perfectly, adding to their seductiveness. From top to bottom, the vampire chicks show off their stunning figures.
3. The Vampire Chicks!
Kansas Bowling, Nina Lanee Kent, Meredith Mohler, and Adriana Uchishiba have chemistry together on-screen as the gang of vampire chicks. Each character has their own lively personality, which ranges from adorable to bossy. The humor lands because the ensemble cast understands who they are portraying.
2. The Cinematography!
Because this flick is mainly a comedy, colors bounce off the backgrounds and clothing. The camerawork by Dan Zampa zooms in on the vibrant and colorful palette.
1. Sexy Satire!
Onlyfangs works as a satirical comedy because the film knows who it is lampooning. Horror is used here to say something instead of bringing out the scares.
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