Directed by:
Richard WenkScreenplay:
Richard WenkCinematography:
Elliot DavisComposer:
Jonathan EliasCast:
Grace Jones, Chris Makepeace, Sandy Baron, Robert Rusler, Dedee Pfeiffer, Gedde Watanabe, Billy Drago, Kayla Blake, Bob Schott, Hy Pyke, Francie Swift, Rod Retta (more)Plots(1)
A group of fraternity pledges head for the seedy side of the city in search of strippers and discover a sinister spot called The After Dark Club. But when the bar's luscious dancers turn out to be bloodthirsty vampires led by the kinky Katrina (GRACE JONES), the evening takes on a freaky new twist. Can these guys survive a bizarre onslaught of vixens and vamps, or will the armies of the undead take the ultimate bite out of their night? (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (1)
Vamp is a horror comedy with a distinctive touch. A group of students sets out for a seedy striptease bar which, unfortunately for them, turns out to be full of vampires. The creator of this film is Richard Wenk, known as the screenwriter of some very memorable action movies produced in the recent years (16 Blocks, The Equalizer I-II, The Expendables 2). On the artistic side, the use of pastel colours reminiscent of neon lights give the film a genuine 80s feel and, at the same time, compensates in various ways for a flick that would otherwise feel flimsy due to a somewhat fragmented plot and predictable script full of dry humour (the latter is fine, though). Now, if you’re after some easy teenage vampire comedy à la Tom Holland’s Fright Night, you’re on the right path!
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