VampireMotorcycle

Welcome to the YouTube Channel dedicated to the cult classic comedy horror 'I Bought A Vampire Motorcycle'.

Film Reviews:

"It's scary... very funny, and in the worst possible taste" - Daily Star

"British humour at its crudest" - The Daily Telegraph

"Spoketacular horror!" - The Sun

"A revoltingly funny movie. It's a riot of bad taste" - Sunday Mirror

"Schoolboy toilet humour with teeth" - Time Out

"A meaty stew of blood, bikers, viscera, vampires and lavatorial gags' - New Musical Express

"Although the bike may be a Norton, the film is a major Triumph" - Whats On

"Combining in one popular package the best traditions of Hammer and Carry On" - Financial Times

"The sickest film ever made in the city" - Birmingham Evening Mail

Filming first began on the night of Halloween, October 31, 1988. It was directed by Dirk Campbell and co-written and co-produced by John Wolskel and Mycal Miller.

The film stars Neil Morrissey and Amanda Noar, with Michael Elphick as Inspector Cleaver and Anthony Daniels as the Priest.

At the time, Michael Elphick and Neil Morrissey were also starring in the hugely popular TV series 'Boon' for Central Television, where Miller and Wolskel were working as Film Editors. Unknown to Central Television, members of Boon's cast and crew, as well as locations, were also used in the movie!

Anthony Daniels had previously worked with Dirk Campbell in the series 'The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady' - but is of course better known for his golden role in Star Wars as C3PO.

Other famous faces include Burt Kwouk, Inspector Clouseau's assistant Cato in the Pink Panther series. Daniel Peacock plays Noddy's friend Buzzer, who is decapitated by the Vampire Motorcycle in revenge for having stolen its petrol cap. Buzzer later re-appears in Noddy's toilet as a talking turd. Inspector Cleaver's driver, PC Ben E. Dorm is played by Graham Padden.

The music was written and performed by Dean Friedman and includes the tracks 'Scratch and Bite' and 'She Runs on Blood'. As well as being an accomplished performer, Dean is no stranger to composing film music. Coincidentally, at the time he was also writing music for Boon!

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