Vamp

Vamp (1986)

Timing: 1:33 (93 min)

5.86/10
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5.641/10
1210

5.9/10
8100

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Release date

1986-07-18

Country

United States

Production

Planet Productions, Balcor Film Investors

Genre

Comedy, Horror

Budget

$3 300 000

Revenue

$4 941 117

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Director

Richard Wenk

Actors

Grace Jones, Chris Makepeace, Sandy Baron, Robert Rusler, Dedee Pfeiffer, Gedde Watanabe, Billy Drago, Brad Logan, Lisa Lyon, Jim Boyle
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Scenario

Producer

Donald P. Borchers

Operator

Elliot Davis

Composer

Jonathan Elias

Artist

Audition

Linda Francis

Editing

Marc Grossman
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• Throughout the entire film, Grace Jones (singer, actress, and model) does not utter a single word. This was her own decision, inspired by the example of Max Schreck, who played Count Orlok in Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau's classic horror film «Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror» (1922).
• The strange chair in Grace Jones's dance scene is shaped like a human, and a cast was made from Dolph Lundgren's body, whom she was dating at the time.
• In reality, Billy Drago has dark hair. He lightened his hair and eyebrows specifically for the film's shooting.
• When creating Katrina's makeup, the image of Pris, as performed by Daryl Hannah in Ridley Scott's 1982 science fiction film 'Blade Runner,' was used as a basis.
• The film's budget was so meager that Grace Jones had to borrow costumes for her own character from acquaintances who were fashion designers.
• In the scene where Grace Jones bites Robert Rusler's character on the neck, she went a little too far. Her prop teeth actually punctured her co-star's neck, drawing blood.
• The chair for Grace Jones's dance scene was painted by artist Keith Haring.
• Throughout the entire film, Grace Jones (singer, actress, and model) does not utter a single word. This was her own decision, inspired by the example of Max Schreck, who played Count Orlok in Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau's classic horror film "Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror" (1922).
• When creating Katrina's makeup, the image of Pris as performed by Daryl Hannah in Ridley Scott's science fiction film "Blade Runner" (1982) was used as a basis.