Category: Review

– The Radleys – by Simon Wardell | The Guardian | October 11, 2024 A Whitby family’s dull life is thrown out of joint when the daughter fatally bites a would-be rapist. It turns out they are all vampires, albeit abstaining ones. Damian Lewis plays the father, whose pleasure-seeking twin brother (Lewis again) turns up to sort…

– Love, Addiction and Choices – by Damianista | Fan Fun with Damian Lewis | October 8, 2024 “The comedic premise of the film is that this family is living this dull, suburban life, and they’ve got a big secret, and no one knows what it is until this event happens in the film. And…

– Vampire Movie is a Fan Favorite – by Rupali Manohar Chauhan | MEAWW | October 8, 2024 Vampire movies have been a fan favorite for decades, and when a touch of comedy is added to it, they deliver a unique blend of dark humor, which is precisely what The Radleys delivers successfully. What sets…

– Lewis Steals Every Single Scene He’s In – by Maggie Boccella | Collider | September 30, 2024 Ask anyone who knows me and they’ll tell you that I’m a certified vampire obsessive. I’ve seen just about every vampire movie out there, from Nosferatu to What We Do in the Shadows and back, and even have a tattoo…

– Lewis’ Dual Role is Excellently Dynamic – by Claire Fulton | Loud and Clear | September 30, 2024 3 and half stars out of 4 Euros Lyn’s The Radleys is a fun vampiric horror-comedy that balances its laughs with tension but does try to do a little too much overall. Vampirism is often the shorthand through which…

– Lewis is Excellent in His Dual Roles – by Brian Eggert | Deep Focus Review | September 30, 2024 Based on Matt Haig’s 2010 young adult novel, The Radleys feels like the pilot episode of a television series I would watch. Akin to HBO’s True Blood, albeit set in England instead of Louisiana, it’s a mostly sexless, Picket…