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Polish Vampire In Burbank, A
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| Release date: | 1983 USA | Running time: | 82' (cover 84') - Source: VHS NTSC | Rating: | US: NR | ||
| Main Crew: |
Director: Mark Pirro (Nudist Colony Of The Dead 1991; Curse Of The Queerwolf 1988) Producer: Pirromount Productions Score: Gregg Gross / Sergio Bandera Writer: Mark Pirro Director of photography: Craig Bassuk |
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Being a vampire isn't easy, especially if you are a shy vampire like Dupah (Mark Pirro). Dupah lives
with his father (Hugh O. Fields) and sister (Bobbi Dorsch) in an old gothic castle tucked away in the hills of Burbank. For years he's been content sitting
at home watching television while his family ventured out to stalk victims. |
On their return they would bring him leftover blood in a ziplock baggie which he would drink through a straw. One day his father could stand it no longer. He exclaims that he has been the bloodwinner long enough, and sends a reluctant Dupah out on a quest for his own meals. It soon becomes evident that Dupah is no Bela Lugosi. In his travels he meets Delores Lane (Lori Sutton), a sexy, beautiful instructor at a Hollywood health spa who just happens to have a passion for vampire movies. Dupah uses all of his unskilled charms to sweep her off her feet and into his fangs. Along the way he encounters her dippy roommate, a perverted theatre manager (Alfie Pearl), a jealous boyfriend (Rik Martino), and a man who becomes quite gay when the moon is full (Paul Farbman).
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short review: will come soon!! 
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