Beverly Hills Vamp
In the scene where Aaron and Kyle are talking to Father Ferraro about ways to kill vampires, Father Ferraro takes his cross and says, "Be gone, Count Yorga". The actor playing Father Ferraro, Robert Quarry, played Count Yorga in Count Yorga, Vampire (1970) and The Return of Count Yorga (1971).,Kristina: I can make you feel... like you've never felt before!
[She presses up against him, and his pant legs shoot up]
Kyle Carpenter: Oooh, I've felt that before!,Referenced in Vampire Vault Reviews: Beverly Hills Vamp (1989) - Review (2013),This movie tries to be as bad as "Dinosaur Island" but only sucks as bad as "The Phantom Empire" The excuse for a plotline plods along, the acting is reminiscent of the 2 by 4 in the wall to my left, and the camera work isn't working at all, my etch-a-sketch showed more talent and innovation even when I left it untouched. The script tries to have a constant stream of jokes, but none of them hits the mark, not even the one they stole from "Leisure Suit Larry". The only good thing about this film is all the nekkid chicks, but we only see them for about 10 minutes altogether out of an hour and a half running time. The rest of the time is spent watching 3 total nerds do nerdish things. The 'plot' follows the 3 nerds that go to Hollywood to try and get their movie made, get shot down immediately and then decide to buy some hookers. The hookers turn out to be vampires and they spend the last hour running about trying to kill the nerds, who are of course trying to escape.

If you like the "So bad it's good" style of film making, then this film isn't for you. If you like genuinely good films, then this film isn't for you, either. Now if you into wasting your time with mind numbing drivel, then this is the perfect film for you.,