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Sexy vampire Catherine and her familiar Lendel are on the run from a ruthless vampire hunter. They hide out in the small redneck town of Backwash, where Catherine hatches a plan to turn the backwoods folk into an army of her vampire slaves. Cultures further clash when Ma Poissier wins a free room redecoration by fruity Frenchman Jean-Claude Les Eaux, who tries his best to fit in with crazy hillbillies like Lil' Junior and his buddy Cletus. Beer drinking, bean eating, tripe cooking, shower peeping, competitive farting, strip poker playing and all manner of insanity follow, all leading up to the town's annual Tripe Days Festival. Combine the gross-out and physical comedy of Animal House and American Pie with the country humor of Hee Haw, toss in some vampires and you've got the riotous romp Inbred Redneck Vampires!

Sales Points

• Director / Co-writer Joe Sherlock is a veteran of over 25 independent features and anthologies, and recipient of a B-Movie Theater Film Festival 'Special B-Movie Achievement Award.' Nationally syndicated b-movie critic Joe Bob Briggs called Sherlock, 'The
• Scott Shanks was named 'Rookie of the Year' for his performance as fruity French interior decorator Jean-Claude in BLOODSUCKING REDNECK VAMPIRES in Video Crypt's Best of 2004 List.
• B-Independent.com called Felicia Pandolfi (The Evilmaker, The Seekers, Alien Conspiracy: Beyond the Lost World) 'a girl after any fanboy's heart.'
• Robert J. Olin won Best Actor for the short film 'NO REQUEST' at the 2010 Fox Film Festival in Newberg, Oregon

Press Quotes

...an effective low-brow pre-fab cult flick with...an infectious sense of fun.

     —FILM THREAT

If you're a fan of B movies that push the boundaries of taste and conventional aesthetics, then this is the movie for you.

     —David Walker, Willamette Week

Goofy, lighthearted and low-budget, the huge cast seems to enjoy the process of making a film, but the result is mainly for fans of campy horror.

     —OREGONIAN