The Dead Undead is a vampire zombie movie staring Luke Goss. To any American readers out there this will be of no surprise to them. “A vampire movie staring that actor from Blade 2 and Hellboy 2 makes total sense” they will utter in a nonchalant manner.

Vampire films are two-a-penny nowadays. With the offending monsters ranging from weak, romantic neck nibblers to the sword swinging neck slashers, it’s hard to find a vampire film with the right balance and that is, well, any good at all.

Remember Zombieland? A tale about a bunch of regular humans who have to come to terms with living in a world filled with the undead…

In a nutshell: The tale of a busty vampire with mad sword skills who likes nothing better than getting naked and fighting Nazis, other vampires and Nazi vampires.

When I think of vampires I picture Bela Lugosi and Christopher Lee in their archetypal Dracula roles. I expect to see Castle Dracula and Romanian gypsies and scared villagers running round screaming “Nosferatu”. I’m actually pleased to say that Not Like Others (Vampyrer is it’s official Swedish title) is nothing like this at all.

A rock and roll vampire comedy full of biting one liners, comedy killings and celebrity cameos with more gore and guffaws than most spoofs – Suck shows that horror comedy can work well when the script is solid and the ideas are original.