Teen Lust (2014)
The movie is not a new release exactly, but it appeared on my Vudu account under recent horror comedies that might appeal to my undying love for the best film of 2015 (which you probably didn't see either) Deathgasm. The Teen Lust title, while it speaks to certain carnal urges, wasn't what drew my attention entirely to this gem of a movie. No, that title, coupled with the poster are what had my eyebrows raised. It features a lush teen girl unlocking her bra from behind, showing off her Satanic tattoo. Add fire, and the fact that Daryl Sabara is the second lead, and I ordered that sh*t right away. Listen, Scrunts: I was not disappointed! 
Teen Lust (2014)
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While Spy Kids and its sequels were fun for the early Aughts, they were family films that fell slightly out of my peripheral at the time. It wasn't until Bobcat Goldthwait's modern day comedy masterpiece World's Greatest Dad that Sabara emerged as one of the most promising talents of these past two decades. Though he's been widely underused, flying in with a stealth appearance in Eli Roth's Green Inferno, a cameo in Disney's John Carter and not much else. Once again, he creates what is one of the best teen characters in recent cinema. Though, he's just one of the many great joys to discover in this swift hour and twenty minutes. 
Praise must also goes to the lead, Jesse Carere, who plays the situation at hand with clever abandon and conviction. His Neil is a real prize in this tale of virginity loss, and he manages to turn everything we've seen before in the genre on its head. If you didn't think there was anywhere new to take the sex comedy, you are very sorely mistaken. And this movie plays like a challenge set out to director Blaine Thurier and his co-writer Jason Stone. The screenplay recalls all the great 80s movies on the subject, and even plays to the teen resurgence seen in the late 90s and early 2000s. In some ways, it's a sly callback to American Pie that deftly answers the question, 'Where do you go after f*cking pastries?'
The movie ends on a happy note that will have you singing along as our heroes sail off into the sunset. Teen Lust arrives with a real Once Bitten vibe, calling back certain aspects of that Jim Carrey horror comedy. But Teen Lust goes above and beyond the call of duty. It's not just some throw away direct-to-video waste of time. It's a love letter to 80s teen sex and horror comedies that is a solid neo-classic in the genre. If you're looking for something new and awesome to watch, I implore you, order up eOne's Teen Lust today on whatever streaming device you utilize on a daily basis. Just make sure who ever reads back receipts at the end of the month is in on the joke.
surprisingly, this was a really fun horror-comedy about a teen who needs to lose his virginity on the night of his 18th birthday before a satanic cult sacrifices him. i was a little skeptical at first, but there were plenty of genuinely funny moments that made this an extremely enjoyable watch. definitely deserves more attention.
Deathgasm's horny cousin from the North.I shouldn't love this movie as much as I do, but here we are. The movie has a unique premise: Take your average teen sex comedy, and add in Satan. Its not exactly a high-class masterpiece, but it is funny (mostly thanks to Daryl Sabara) and entertaining. All of the cast does a good job, with Jesse Carere, vulgar and sex obsessed Sabara, and long-haired Satanic cult leader Cary Elwes being the standouts. Additionally while this is basically a comedy with a horror plot the plot is still unique and interesting, with fun setpieces and a fiery finale.Overall, this is a fun teen comedy with an interesting premise and I recommend it.
Neil is just like any other awkward high school teen, apart for the fact his part of a satanic cult, and his parents are trying to sacrifice him to the devil. In order for this to stop, he has to lose his virginity.
The teen-horror-sex-comedy returns and falls just a little flat with "Teen Lust," a blandly titled film that finds a young person struggling to become deflowered before a virgin-sacrificing Satanic cult gets its knives into him. The premise is engagingly solid, leading to mostly expected shenanigans with its protagonist trying have both sex and a future. A somewhat limited production boasts a committed cast but little else memorable. The results are not time-wasting; they are, however, mediocre.
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