Vamp (Film)

Vamp is a vampire movie from 1986 with Grace Jones and Chris Makepeace in the lead roles.

Action

The three students Keith, A. J. and Duncan are looking for a stripper for a college party, but everything goes wrong. First they get in trouble with a albino gear. When they finally find a strip club and a good stripper, they must find that the staff there are all vampires. As a first A. J. bitten by the Obervampirin Katrina ( Grace Jones). Later, he returns from the dead and asks his friend Keith to kill him with a wooden stake. Keith fulfilled the request of his friend and wants to escape. First he lights the local vampire and then goes along with Duncan and a waitress who claims to know Keith, of which. But Duncan has already been bitten and Keith chases him along with the car in the air.

Suddenly a bunch of vampires emerges and Keith and the waitress have to flee into the sewers, where they also told him who she is and how she knows him. Finally, they can find the underground hideout of the vampires, and burn it. In the end, they also manage to kill Katrina and escape.

Criticism

" A little sounds, the story of" Vamp " as a variant of" From Dusk Till Dawn ", actually masterpiece, this film but far ahead of the Tarantino / Rodriguez emerged. And unlike it ' Till Dawn From Dusk " doing maintains " Vamp " only a little. This is due to several circumstances. For one, the film is doing his age is not really good. The majority of the effects simply acts clearly outdated compared to today's standard of the genre and in interaction with the costumes and hairstyles fills you do not like a classic, but rather in a classic B-movie. On top of that, the actors do not really convincing. The services all act a little bumpy and you miss a differentiated presentation of feelings. Also makes the synchronization of the film of the overall experience hard to create. In the present me a lot of dialogues German version of the film appear to be rather wooden and usually not very intelligent. "

Versions

In Germany Vamp appeared first be reduced to DVD, with only violent scenes have been removed. The new edition was uncut, but it was indexed.

1986 in film Screenplay Film score Jonathan Elias Albinism
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