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Elvira, Mistress of the Dark [Region 2] Reviews:
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, a horror queen
2009-10-19 - Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, is a favorite horror host of mine. I used to watch her on late night TV and was happy that she made a film of her own. With the advent of commercial DVD's, it is now possible to own these films for personal use. I have seen the film several times and like to watch it often.
The setting of New England, a past center of witchcraft, is perfect in an updated horror film. The pursuit of a Vegas career is a modern twist. As a fan of stippers, Elvira's stage act is a throwback to old burlesque. All in all, I am happy to own a film favorite.

Best movie EVER
2009-10-13 - If you love "Rocky Horror Picture Show" You'll love this. Classic Elivira. I can't get through Halloween without watching this. A must have for cheesy movie collectors.

Very good video
2009-09-24 - This has been one of my favorite movies since I was little. I recently purchased this, and it was about time. I highly recommend this movie to everyone, maybe not small children though.

This movie IS FUNNY AND A TRUE CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2009-09-10 - I have been watchin this movie since I was 3 years and have always loved it. Now that over 20- I can truly enjoy this movie. It a CLASSIC!!! For generations to come. I love this movie and it is so funny and just great to own and watch over and over again.

How can you hate Elvira? You can't.. You really can't
2009-08-25 - This movie is simply the best horror-film parody ever made. And it's also just one darned enjoyable flick. I guess you could call it a guilty pleasure. True, it is pure cornball, but I have grown to love it, and I watch it regularly every year around Halloween, since (naturally) several channels on TV routinely feature it as part of that select batch of Halloween pictures that just scream for annual broadcasting.

Extremely well filmed (IMHO), I am always really amazed at how nice it is to see it again each year - it holds up well and looks fantastic even today, after 13 years.

From a physical perspective, Elvira (Cassandra Peterson) - with that showgirl figure and that over-the-top tight-fitting black costume - just grabs your attention with both, um, *hands*, from the get go, and never lets go. But there's much more to revel in here than just her physical assets: her acting, her ditzy charm and irreverent risqué sense of humor will just have you lapping it up. In short, you'll just love Elvira from top to bottom (unlike the townies in the story, many of whom decidedly did not take kindly to her sudden arrival in their up-tight little burg in Massachusetts).

This movie is just busting out all over with titillating, slightly off-color humor (or: off-colour humour for those of you on the other side of the Atlantic) from start to finish. There are many funny and memorable lines in this movie of the double-entendre variety; it's hard to keep abreast of them all. (I'd list a few of my racier favorites here, but in the interest of not offending the delicate sensibilities of anyone reading this who is NOT into that sort of humor, well, it might be best for you to just go watch the movie and compile your own list).

I can't say anything bad about this movie at all, except that sadly it does end, and you are left wanting more (of Elvira). LOTS more. Alas, c'est la vie.