| Shade Burnett | ... | Vampire Biker | |
| Georgia Chris | ... | Vanna Krull | |
| Karen Ezell | ... | Vampire Biker | |
| John H. Mulligan | ... | Father John | |
| Robert Shuster | ... | Deputy Buddy Riggs | |
| David Tillman | ... | Buck | |
| Mark Vance | ... | Doctor Smith | |
| Wolfgang J. Weber | ... | Cocky Vampire |
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| Walt Jenkins | |||
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| Walt Jenkins | writer | |
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| Walt Jenkins | .... | producer | |
| Jim Miller | .... | co-producer | |
| John H. Mulligan | .... | co-producer | |
| Mark Vance | .... | co-producer | |
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| Walt Jenkins | |||
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| Mark Vance | .... | props | |
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...and perhaps we may be able to avoid having the (promised) sequels.
Damn, I hate being harsh on a movie, especially a biker movie, but this gored my ox... or would have if my ox hadn't already swallowed its own tongue in an effort not to continue watching this eminently un-watchable movie.
First, it's hardly a "biker" movie, just some home-footage quality (as is the whole film) of motorcycles occasionally thrown in. At least most of the riders looked competent (they didn't drag their feet on the pavement while moving off in first gear), but the competence evaporated once the acting and script kicked in. The basic effects were either lame (reddish kool-aid for the blood: hasn't anyone seen any of the real stuff?) or cartoon-ish monsters, creating an unneeded disconnect and having no shock or artistic value.
The script was a mess and the acting amateur. The sound was good, however.
Skip this (and the sequels) and instead see "From Dusk to Dawn" for a really good vampire/biker tale or "CC and Company" which although it's a stinker, at least it has some memorable scenery-chewing.