History Film / VampiresSuck

The newest film by SeltzerAndFriedberg, and the first one to concentrate of parodying a single franchise, rather than the usual system of parodying a [[Film/ScaryMovie single genre]] or just parodying [[Film/DisasterMovie everything they could]] [[Film/EpicMovie think of]]. As usual, the film is pretty trope-heavy, with most of them being {{lampshade|Hanging}}d.

* ParodyNames: Everyone except Edward and Jacob.

* NominalParody: The lampshade on Jacob's constant shirtlessness? The ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' movies already did that, several times.

* DeconstructiveParody: Of Literature/{{Twilight}}.

The newest film by SeltzerAndFriedberg, and the first one to concentrate of parodying a single franchise, rather than the usual system of parodying a [[ScaryMovie single genre]] or just parodying [[Film/DisasterMovie everything they could]] [[Film/EpicMovie think of]]. As usual, the film is pretty trope-heavy, with most of them being {{lampshade|Hanging}}d.

The film is a parody of the Literature/{{Twilight}} saga, and was fairly successful at the box office, perhaps indicating that if there's one thing the public loves to mock more than SeltzerAndFriedberg, it's ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''. While most critics panned the film overall, many of them noted that Jenn Proske's [[DullSurprise dull-eyed]] KristenStewart impression almost saves it. In early 2011, the film also earned the distinct honor of competing with ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' '''itself''' for ''four'' GoldenRaspberryAwards, including Worst Picture.

* DeadBabyComedy: Literally. Edward at one point is forced to juggle an apple, a bowling ball and a baby before he catches them in Becca's bag, with the baby landing in second place. MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext, to be honest.

The film is an Parody of the Literature/{{Twilight}} Saga, and was fairly successful at the box office, perhaps indicating that if there's one thing the public loves to mock more than SeltzerAndFriedberg, it's ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''. While most critics panned the film overall, many of them noted that Jenn Proske's [[DullSurprise dull-eyed]] KristenStewart impression almost saves it. In early 2011, the film also earned the distinct honor of competing with ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' '''itself''' for ''four'' GoldenRaspberryAwards, including Worst Picture.

* ParodyFailure: The lampshade on Jacob's constant shirtlessness? The ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' movies already did that, several times.

The film is an AffectionateParody of the Literature/{{Twilight}} Saga, and was fairly successful at the box office, perhaps indicating that if there's one thing the public loves to mock more than SeltzerAndFriedberg, it's ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''. While most critics panned the film overall, many of them noted that Jenn Proske's [[DullSurprise dull-eyed]] KristenStewart impression almost saves it. In early 2011, the film also earned the distinct honor of competing with ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' '''itself''' for ''four'' GoldenRaspberryAwards, including Worst Picture.

* ItWasHisSled: [[spoiler:In [[{{Film/Twilight}} the original]], Bella turning into a vampire marks the ShockingSwerve. Here, it's the TwistEnding.]]

** In addition to the entire plot being based off of the ''Twilight Saga'', there are also references to ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'', ''JerseyShore'', ''TheVampireDiaries'', ''Series/TrueBlood'', ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', ''WizardsOfWaverlyPlace'' LadyGaga, and the BlackEyedPeas.

* WarmBloodbagsAreEverywhere: Played for laughs.
* YouFailPhysicsForever: Again, played for laughs.

* DoubleStandardRapeFemaleOnMale: Becca with Edward.

** Was there really any need for the camera to [[MaleGaze focus on Becca's body]] when she was wearing bondage gear?

** In addition to the entire plot being based off of the ''Twilight Saga'', there are also references to ''AliceInWonderland'', ''JerseyShore'', ''TheVampireDiaries'', ''TrueBlood'', ''BuffyTheVampireSlayer'', ''WizardsOfWaverlyPlace'' LadyGaga, and the BlackEyedPeas.

** Edward's naked, 109-year-old butt. It takes up the entire frame. ''[[BeyondTheImpossible Twice]]''.

* FakeAmerican: Jenn Proske, who plays Becca, is Canadian, [[http://independentfilmquarterly.net/online-exclusives/jenn-proske.html although]] her mother is American and she grew up in the US.

Not to be confused with YourVampiresSuck. ''Definitely'' not to be confused with the ''other'' Vampire parody, ''SuckVampiresRock''.

Not to be confused with YourVampiresSuck.

* RapeIsOKWhenItsFemaleOnMale: Becca with Edward.

The film is an AffectionateParody of the Literature/{{Twilight}} Saga, and was fairly successful at the box office, perhaps indicating that if there's one thing the public loves to mock more than SeltzerAndFriedberg, it's ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''. While most critics panned the film overall, many of them noted that Jenn Proske's [[DullSurprise dull-eyed]] KristenStewart impression almost saves it. In early 2011, the film also earned the distinct honor of competing with ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' itself for ''four'' GoldenRaspberryAwards, including Worst Picture.