In this Canadian film series, tentacle-loving aliens disguise themselves as college girls to have sex with horny college dudes. "Decoys" sounds more like a porno than a B-movie.
Once their prey has been seduced and completely lets their guard down, the alien girls sprout their tentacles. The tentacles from their bodies constrict their victims before the tentacle in their chest enters the victim's mouths. Only then does the breeding begin...
While horror geeks will be disappointed at the overuse of CGI, the target audience will be disappointed at the lack of female nudity. "Decoys" is held back because of a need to be presentable to mainstream audiences. The original 2004 film was actually one of the earliest collaborations between the Canadian sci-fi channel formerly known as Space (now known as "CTV Sci-Fi Channel"), and the American-based Syfy.
The 2007 direct-to-video sequel, "Decoys 2: Alien Seduction", features a lot more alien girl shenanigans, because now there are three aliens looking to turn another school into their new breeding grounds.
Regarding sexual content, the film is almost an improvement over the original. There are plenty of seduction scenes, with some attempts ending in failure for the sake of making the film less predictable. The aliens (and their actresses) fully embrace their role as horny vixens, determined to find their perfect mate at any cost.
There's sadly no lesbian scene, like in the original film. But speaking of which, surviving characters from the first film play prominent roles in the sequel. As nice as it was to have that continuity, the sequel ends on a cliffhanger. No third film has been made.
While it lacks a decent plot, and tends to lose its focus, the Decoys' film series stand out from other skin-flicks solely for their originality and creativity.
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