Vampire Dentist (2006)

After two new bumbling young dentists partner with a 'night-only' dentist, the staff and clients from the two different 'lifestyles' clash.

Director:

Christine Whitlock

Writer:

Christine Whitlock

Stars:

James Patrick Pettitt, Trevor Crane, David Squires

Cast

Credited cast:
James Patrick Pettitt	...	Dr. Drek Vam Dent / Count Vam Dent (as James Pettitt)
Trevor Crane	...	Dr. Moe Lars
David Squires	...	Dr. Pierce Able
Rozz Woodcock	...	Auntie May Lars
Connie Williams	...	Miss Connie Duns
Allen Swerling	...	Vampire Narrator
Andrew Huisman	...	Andrain
Derrek Peels	...	Peels
Emmanuelle Catanyag	...	Emanmaul
Ilene Elkaim	...	Inneda Bite / Wanda Lotta
Melanie Staley	...	Scarlett Le Coer
Bev Mattson	...	Miss Hortense Money Pennyless / Duchess Vam Dent
Byron Wade	...	Music Man / Bywrong
Gail Edwards	...	Countess Vam Dent
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Michelle LaHaise	...	Vampire Attacker / Victim

Storyline

After graduation, two young dentists can't get a proper position with a dental partnership or a practice of their own. Dr. Moe Lars because of his low marks and Dr. Pierce Able because of his bad credit rating from his compulsive Internet gambling. Auntie Mae Lars has run out of money from sending her nephew Dr. Moe Lars to dental school and now setting him up in a rundown warehouse. Dr. Pierce Able funds his gambling with a new city incentive to give free dental care to welfare and low-income patients behind his partners back. After an ad for after-hours sharing of the dental location brings a few legitimate dentists who, once they see the type of street clients and working conditions, run away. After sunset, Dr. Drek Vam Dent, smooth and cold-handed, arrives and takes the dark hours dental shift. A gang of shadow-walker vampires harasses Dr. Vam Dent as his good service attracts both good and bad vampires with all types of ailments. Some vampires want to put the bite on Dr. Moe Lars...

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Plot Keywords:

slapstick comedy | dental | vampire | dentist | gambling | 

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Taglines:

Open To Both Teeth And Fangs

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Genres:

Comedy | Horror

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

2006 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

CJ Creative Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Awful

Wow. Just Wow.

Who comes up with the money?

This movie is simply horrible.

The budget is non-existent and they shoot day for night using a pure blue filter.

They cared so little about looks that the dentist office is literally a space with unfinished plywood in it.

This is one of the worst movies of all time.

I cannot recommend.

The plot After graduation, two young dentists can't get a proper position with a dental partnership or a practice of their own.

Dr. Moe Lars because of his low marks and Dr. Pierce Able because of his bad credit rating from his compulsive Internet gambling.

Auntie Mae Lars has run out of money from sending her nephew Dr. Moe Lars to dental school and now setting him up in a rundown warehouse. Dr. Pierce Able funds his gambling with a new city incentive to give free dental care to welfare and low-income patients behind his partners back.

After an ad for after-hours sharing of the dental location brings a few legitimate dentists who, once they see the type of street clients and working conditions, run away.

After sunset, Dr. Drek Vam Dent, smooth and cold-handed, arrives and takes the dark hours dental shift. A gang of shadow-walker vampires harasses Dr. Vam Dent as his good service attracts both good and bad vampires with all types of ailments.