Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat

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Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat
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Directed by	Anthony Hickox
Produced by	Dan Ireland Jack Lorenz Jefferson Richard
Written by	John Burgess Anthony Hickox
Starring	David Carradine Morgan Brittany Bruce Campbell Deborah Foreman
Music by	Richard Stone
Editing by	Christopher Cibelli
Running time	100 min
Country	USA
Language	English
Budget	unknown
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Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat is a 1991 Horror film directed by Anthony Hickox, and written by John Burgess and Anthony Hickox.

1 Plot Summary
2 Cast
3 See also
4 Trivia
5 External links

[edit] Plot Summary

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

A colony of vampires takes over a ghost town of Purgatory, and under the leadership of Jozef Mardulak are developing a method of making artificial plasma. But another elder, Jefferson, who abhors the idea of vampires being anything other than predators, organizes a revolution. At the same time, a descendant of the original Abraham Van Helsing shows up, trying to fullfill his family "destiny."

[edit] Cast

David Carradine as Jozek Mardulak
Bruce Campbell as Robert Van Helsing
Morgan Brittany as Sarah Harrison
Jim Metzler as David Harrison
Maxwell Caulfield as Shane
Deborah Foreman as Sandy White
M. Emmet Walsh as Mort Bisby
John Ireland as Ethan Jefferson
Dana Ashbrook as Jack
John Hancock as Quinton Canada
Marion Eaton as Anna Trotsberg
Dabbs Greer as Otto Trotsberg
Bert Remsen as Milt Bisby
Sunshine Parker as Merle Bisby
Helena Carroll as Madge
Elizabeth Gracen as Alice
Christopher Bradley as Chaz
Kathy MacQuarrie Martin as Burgundy
Jack Eiseman as Nigel
George 'Buck' Flower as Bailey
Erin Gourlay as Juliet Harrison

[edit] See also

Weird West

[edit] Trivia

Elizabeth Gracen later played a Vampire Queen in an episode of the t.v. series Charmed.
As of 2006 Bruce Campbell has been attached to a proposed film Bubba Nosferatu and the Curse of the She-Vampires (a sequel to Bubba Ho-tep).