Based on the true story of the murder of a girl's parents in Eustis, FL (USA), five teens in a vampire cult on the run are captured by police in New Orleans, LA and tell their tale of how they got there.
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Title: Vampire Clan (2002)
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| Drew Fuller | ... | Roderick 'Rod' Justin Farrell | |
| Alexandra Breckenridge | ... | Charity Lynn Keesee (as Alex Breckenridge) | |
| Timothy Lee DePriest | ... | Howard Scott Anderson | |
| Marina Black | ... | Dana Lynn Cooper | |
| Kelly Kruger | ... | Heather Ann Wendorf | |
| Richard Gilliland | ... | Sgt. Ben Odom | |
| Larry Dirk | ... | Sheriff Mike Dane | |
| Mimi Craven | ... | Ruth Wendorf | |
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David Wells | ... | Rick Wendorf |
| Stacy Hogue | ... | Jeni Wendorf | |
| Spencer Redford | ... | Jeanine Leclair | |
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Doug Cole | ... | Officer Dewey |
| Yvette Nipar | ... | Dr. Hair (as Yvette Naipar) | |
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John Berczeller | ... | Deputy Ronnie Johnson |
| Nate Dushku | ... | Tony | |
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Five friends welcome real life vampirism into their lives. They cut their own wrists and let their friends drink from them. Rod, the leader, and a very psychotic young guy, ends up killing Heathers parents and stealing their car to go on a crazy road trip. His behaviour begins to frighten his friends, though they went along with it at first. All end up in prison except Heather. Written by kerryn wedgwood
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Heather: How long have you been here?
Rod: Not long... Five thousand years.
Heather: Okay, that's long.
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When being arrested, Drew Fuller looks into the camera and sticks his tongue out, the exact same way the real Rod Ferrell did on the news footage of him in prison. See more »Goofs
In one brief shot the teens are seen driving an SUV with a Kentucky License plate on the front of the vehicle, however in Kentucky they do not issue front side plates as they do in many other states. See more »Quotes
Rod: I've been waiting for you.Heather: How long have you been here?
Rod: Not long... Five thousand years.
Heather: Okay, that's long.
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Don't watch this with the expectations of seeing bats and fangs. The biggest disappointment is the title. I've seen MUCH worse. An actor can only go as far as a director allows them to. I have a feeling that the younger cast could've displayed their talents much more if they had the motivation in the script to do it. I've been acting for over 26 years and felt sorry at times for the cast. Some scripts/lines etc. can only be spoken and acted out one way. Unfortunately, when that happens, you have to go with it. There were times when I would ask myself "how could I do it better?" and the result would be what is already there. After watching Vampire Clan, the first thing that came to my mind was another, somewhat similar, "cult following" classic called Helter Skelter. Although different in many ways, those who have ever seen Helter Skelter also remember that it was a deep movie. I would have to agree that the teenage population, along with college students, could probably get more out of this if it was viewed as a project and not to be entertained. Vampire Clan is one of those movies where you have to stick with it from the get go or you lose interest fast. If that happens then you become lost with the plot. Except for a script, that I'm sure was taken from what the writers could only obtain from the actual news events, and a few choppy editing sequences (shortly after the scene with the cop while Rod was putting gas in the vehicle), it's not that bad of a movie. Don't blame the actors if you feel the finished product is poor. They are only one element. Out of a rating of 1-10, 10 being the highest, I would give it a 6 on the entertainment level. If a college professor could get away with showing this to a psych class then I would up the rating to an 8.5. I would love to see the conversations about this piece.