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| Directed By | Edward L. Plumb |
| Written By | Edward L. Plumb, L.J. Dopp |
| Cast | Danielle James, Amanda Jordan, Jesselynn Desmond |
| Produced By | Edward L. Plumb, L.J. Dopp |
| Cinematography By | Stephen Rocha |
| Film Editing By | Jim Knell |
| Music By | L.J. Dopp |
| Studio | Irena Belle Films |
| Distributed By | Green Apple Entertainment |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Release Date | 2008 |
| Runtime | 99 Minutes |
Overview[]
Plot[]
Cast[]
- Danielle James as Aurora
- Amanda Jordan as Amanda / Girl with Blue Hair / McGrislee Sister
- Jesselynn Desmond as C.T.
- Dena Wilkinson as Electra
- Forrest J. Ackerman as Dr. Acula
- Shelley Winsor as Nicole
- Andrea Gaspar as Nova
- Missy Rae Hansen as Charisse
- Miranda Check as Amber
- Bobby Pickett as The Manager
- Erica P. Hanson as Zombie Queen / Freddi & Tessa / McGrislee Sister
- John Pepe as Conga Zombie / Male Vampire Slayer / Vampire Women in Love Writer / Hooded Henchman
- Vanessa Greyshock as Zombie Wife / Pretty Girl
- Brad Linaweaver as Zombie Husband / Harryhausen Interviewer / High Priest
- Tarika as Zombie Woman
- Sarah Black as Zombie Woman
- Diane King as Zombie Woman / Vampire Against Wall
- Elisabeth Perez as Zombie Woman
- Robert Perales as Zombie Man
- Andy Schoenhorn as Zombie Man
- Spider Subke as Zombie Man / Improv Audience
- John DeChancie as Zombie Man / Hooded Henchman
- Paul Sticks Devlin as Drummer
- Del Howison as Narrator / 1st AD Glen / Stapleton / Narrator
- Nicole Panucci as Dark Haired Vampire
- Kandis Fay as Jennifer
- Nell Rutledge as Courtyard Vampire
- Ronn Moss as Count Dracula
- Seth Marten as Gerry Shah
- Kevin McCarthy as The Monk
- Jessica Borden as The Virgin
- Diana Catania as Female Vampire Slayer
- Molly Murphy as Queen of the Vampires
- Kelly Rosado as Queen's Pet
- Shawna Baca as Rebecca Dalia
- George Clayton Johnson as Opium Smoking Vampire
- Tara Norris as Ouija Board Vampire / Lesions and Chocolate Writer
- Leanna Chamish as Leather Vampire
- Heather Montanez as Nurse Vampire
- Mayra Gomez as Vampire Against Wall / Fourth Dancing Witch
- William Smith as Bill
- Symone Humphris as Cynndi Meadows
- Marlene Mc'Cohen as Vanessa's Assistant
- Barbara Steele as Vanessa Peabody
- Denae Cavadias as Theresa
- Danielle Arnold as Brunette Vampire / Improv Audience
- Robert Loggia as Bob
- Kiki Harbster as Body Model
- Tippi Hedren as Aunt Gloria
- Hannah Harper as The Trophy Wife
- Ray Harryhausen as Ray Harryhausen
- Rod McKuen as Rod McKuen
- Cassandra Peterson as Elvira
- Ginny Jones as Starlet
- Summer McClure as Pretty Girl
- Brinke Stevens as Brinke Stevens
- Stephen L. Burns as Michael Belvedere
- Tom Rees as Shep
- Mishalene Cusseaux as Woman with Popcorn
- Jed Rowen as Arliss
- John Deall as Lyle
- Elizabeth Arnold as Jane's Assistant
- Candy Clark as Jane Torquemada
- Zenius Muleckis as My Little Chocolate Wedding Writer
- Tip McPartland as Three Blondes and a Light Bulb Writer
- Renita Draper as The Randy Bunny Writer
- Catherine Pawlak as The Virgin Dialogues Writer
- Allison Norris as I, Dolphin Writer
- Christopher Irwin as Camp Slash-Away Writer
- Jenna Allen as Antonia's Lyric Writer
- Rachel Melvin as Le Petite Sirene Writer
- Budd Friedman as Improv Host
- Tania Damha as Autograph Brunette
- Amber Lynn Green as Hostile Blonde
- Julia Beatty as Commercial Housewife
- Maxson Frechette as Commercial Boy
- Victoria Rose Plumb as Commercial Girl
- Scott Whitesell as Mr. Wolverton
- George Kennedy as Professor Zebediah Jones
- Brad Dourif as The Dark One
- Ken Foree as Byron Styles
- Brandi Michelle Bourgon as Fire-Eating Witch
- Lisa Armstrong as Green-Haired Witch
- Kelly Lyons as Bi-Polar Witch
- Cheryl Bonty as Dancing Vampire
- Wayne Kramer as Wayne Kramer
- Jessica Mathews as Dancing Vampire
- Susan Tyrrell as High Priestess
- Delpaneaux Wills as Agent