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Samurai Vampire Bikers from Hell

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If you are into offbeat cult movies, combined with the martial arts, than this film is for you. This film reminds me of Japanese Vampire Cinema where the film is presented with a lot of unexpected twist and turns.

The story for this movie unfolds following a guy named Alexander Hell. For you girls, he is this hot, long blonde haired guy. For you martial artists, he and his team go through all of these martial art fight scenes that are all pretty good. The premise of the movie revolves around the fact that he is tracking down these vampires to send them back to hell. Some of the high points of this film are the scenes filmed in this old Japanese graveyard and when Hell and an Asian guy named Katana are fighting a bunch of vampires in the jungle. There is also some nice scenes at night that looked to be filmed in a Chinatown style area. There is also some good samurai swordplay in the film.

This is a good movie. It has a good story line. It has good acting. I recommend it.

Poorly lit, shot in a basement with a camcorder, bad acting and worse fight scenes. The "hero" (actor, director and producer) has a lot of footage of himself riding around on a bike, but the vampires, or whatever they are, don't ride. don't let the slick packaging fool you like it did me. Scott Shaw may have been somebody in the who's who of martial arts, he should have stuck with that.