Exit 38 (Video 2006)

Featuring James Hong and Martin Kove, this action-packed horror film strikes a chord with viewers as they follow the story of an elite unit of FBI agents, hunting a conniving vampire in a ... See full summary »

Directors:

Dean George, Joel Franco

Writers:

Tommy Barnes, Eduardo Carrillo (additional material)

Stars:

Tommy Barnes, Jeff Beech, Tabitha Calvin

Cast

Credited cast:
Tommy Barnes	...	Crazy Clyde
Jeff Beech	...	Lee Jones
Tabitha Calvin	...	Stripper #1
Megan Chandler	...	Deputy #1
Tanya Cox	...	Girlfriend
Ryan Curtis	...	Boyfriend
Roshe Davis	...	Bouncer's Girlfriend
Stevie Dean	...	Marie Jones
Crystal Eden	...	Christina
Maria Falgione	...	Della
Jacqueline Garcia	...	Stripper #4
Lisa Garrett	...	Strip Search Girl
Dean George	...	Boyd Parker
Josie Harris	...	Pat
Frank Hine	...	Sheriff Jimmy

Storyline

Featuring James Hong and Martin Kove, this action-packed horror film strikes a chord with viewers as they follow the story of an elite unit of FBI agents, hunting a conniving vampire in a small Nevada town. Can they stop him before he completes an ancient ritual that will make him the Ultimate Vampire or will he destroy not only them, but the world?

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Plot Keywords:

vampire | suspense | psycho thriller | digit in title | fbi profiler | 

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Taglines:

Life just took a terrifying turn

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Genres:

Horror

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 November 2006 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$250,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Capzicum Enterprises, Star Energy Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min 88 min (original)

Color:

Color (hd)

User Reviews

A dumb script sinks a game cast in a tale of a vampire in a gentleman's club

Vampire is being hunted by the FBI. When an attempt to get him goes horribly wrong the vampire flees and sets up shop in a strip club. What the hell is James Hong doing in this film? Clearly he needed the money. The same could be said for Martin Kove, the other big name. A low budget film, made with some ability (The cast mostly tries to sell it), this has a script that just doesn't work, I mean give them points for needing a Chinese master to kill the Chinese(?) vampire but the rest of the film is utter nonsense. You know you're in trouble when I tell you the most interesting thing in a film are the girls in the strip club and their assets. Granted I've seen dumber films than this but that isn't saying much. Take a pass.