Vegas Vampires in Stores Now
Sunday, March 18, 2007
If you're into supernatural tales, then Vegas Vampires is the movie for you. ~ Shelia M. Goss, author of My Invisible Husband & Entertainment Writer for e-Spire Entertainment & BellaOnline Women in Music
VEGAS VAMPIRES DVD is in stores Now.
VIEW TRAILER HERE
DIRECTOR
Fred Williamson
STARRING
Tommy 'Tiny' Lister (50 Cent: Bulletproof, Forbidden Fruits, El Padrino, Next Friday, Jackie Brown)
Richard Roundtree (the orginal Shaft, Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, Boat Trip, Soul Food)
Daniel Baldwin (Paparazzi, Mullholland Falls, Vampires)
Glenn Plummer (Saw II, Constellation, Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles)
Fredro Starr (My Brother, Forbidden Fruits, Commitments, Save The Last Dance, Light It Up)
Jacqueline Flemming (Tournament Of Dreams, Just My Luck, Hair Show)
K-Ci & JoJo - multi-platinum R&B recording artists
ABOUT VEGAS VAMPIRES
When night falls upon Las Vegas, the vampires of the underground emerge. Lead vampire "Q" (Alex Wilkinson) is on a quest for the perfect bride with whom he can breed generations of vampires and continue his reign. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas police department is in hot pursuit of whoever is behind a series of slayings in the city's hottest nightclubs. A conflict emerges between Officer Johnson (Tommy 'Tiny' Lister) and Officer Patterson (Glenn Plummer) and head detective Burns (Daniel Baldwin), who wants to suppress the truth - vampires are taking over his city. The plot thickens when Patterson is found dead, an apparent victim of a bite to the neck. Left to crack the case alone, Johnson sets out to avenge the death of his partner and end "Q's" reign of terror.
The film pays "tribute" to Richard Roundtree's iconic character John Shaft, by recreating fight sequences in the spirit of the Blaxploitation film favorite, "Shaft"
Directed by former Oakland Raiders/Kansas City Chiefs football star turned actor/director Fred Williamson. Williamson, one of the first African-American male action stars during 1970's, has achieved a long and illustrious career as a director, writer and producer including Down and Dirty, On The Edge and TV's Lexie.
Not Rated
Running Time: 89 minutes
VEGAS VAMPIRES DVD is in stores Now.VIEW TRAILER HERE
DIRECTOR
Fred Williamson
STARRING
Tommy 'Tiny' Lister (50 Cent: Bulletproof, Forbidden Fruits, El Padrino, Next Friday, Jackie Brown)
Richard Roundtree (the orginal Shaft, Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, Boat Trip, Soul Food)
Daniel Baldwin (Paparazzi, Mullholland Falls, Vampires)
Glenn Plummer (Saw II, Constellation, Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles)
Fredro Starr (My Brother, Forbidden Fruits, Commitments, Save The Last Dance, Light It Up)
Jacqueline Flemming (Tournament Of Dreams, Just My Luck, Hair Show)
K-Ci & JoJo - multi-platinum R&B recording artists
ABOUT VEGAS VAMPIRES
When night falls upon Las Vegas, the vampires of the underground emerge. Lead vampire "Q" (Alex Wilkinson) is on a quest for the perfect bride with whom he can breed generations of vampires and continue his reign. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas police department is in hot pursuit of whoever is behind a series of slayings in the city's hottest nightclubs. A conflict emerges between Officer Johnson (Tommy 'Tiny' Lister) and Officer Patterson (Glenn Plummer) and head detective Burns (Daniel Baldwin), who wants to suppress the truth - vampires are taking over his city. The plot thickens when Patterson is found dead, an apparent victim of a bite to the neck. Left to crack the case alone, Johnson sets out to avenge the death of his partner and end "Q's" reign of terror.
The film pays "tribute" to Richard Roundtree's iconic character John Shaft, by recreating fight sequences in the spirit of the Blaxploitation film favorite, "Shaft"
Directed by former Oakland Raiders/Kansas City Chiefs football star turned actor/director Fred Williamson. Williamson, one of the first African-American male action stars during 1970's, has achieved a long and illustrious career as a director, writer and producer including Down and Dirty, On The Edge and TV's Lexie.
Not Rated
Running Time: 89 minutes
