Harry Baxendale and Jay Lycurgo in THE RADLEYS (2024)

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Harry Baxendale and Jay Lycurgo in THE RADLEYS (2024)
Damian Lewis snackin'
Homeland (2011-2020)
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The Radleys (2024)
THE RADLEYS (2024) directed by Euros Lyn | written by Talitha Stevenson ››› Harry Baxendale as Rowan Radley ››› Jay Lycurgo as Evan Copeleigh
Kinda love I need. Love characters who yearn
Jay Lycurgo is once again playing a teen whose milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.
THE RADLEYS
THE BASTARD SON AND THE DEVIL HIMSELF
L'il Emilien Vekemans popped up in one episode of AppleTV+'s LA MAISON.
TITANS
You can see Jay in a few upcoming projects:
Kelly Macdonald having her neck chewed on in the trailer for her upcoming vampire movie, The Radleys (2024).
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“The Radleys” is billed as a horror comedy about a suburban family of vampire trying to abstain from drinking blood. Well, the parent are trying. The kids don’t realize they are vampire as well. They accept the news with about the same surprise that you might have if Uber Eats delivered the wrong order.
I said it’s “billed as a horror comedy” but the movie is tonally uneven. It’s hard to be funny when one of the early scenes involves a teen boy trying to rape a girl. When she defends herself, it brings out her inner vampire - and from that point she becomes slutty.
Then they have a next door neighbor who happens to be a vampire hunter. He suspects the Radleys based on absolutely no evidence. He acts so weird, it’s like he’s from a different movie.
Meanwhile the son is lusting after his sister’s boyfriend and yadda yadda yadda. Absolutely do not recommend.
This movie is fun. Why does everything always have to have a deeper meaning or more of a dramatic vibe, or - and God am I tired of this - artsy pretentious sense of an atmosphere? Let me enjoy this silly little vampire family, and hello Damian Lewis playing twins!