- Actors: Neil Morrissey, Amanda Noar, Michael Elphick, Anthony Daniels, Andrew Powell
- Directors: Dirk Campbell
- Writers: Mycal Miller, John Wolskel
- Producers: Mycal Miller, Jim Allan, John Wolskel
- Language English
- Classification: 18
- Studio: 4 Front
- VHS Release Date: 22 May 1995
- Run Time: 101 minutes
- Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
- ASIN: B00004R6ES
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 12,265 in Video (See Top 100 in Video)
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Great Video from Braveworld, a Dirk Production film starring Neil Morrissey, Amanda Noar & Michael Elphick, please see image from scrumpyjane for cover details, 101 minutes running time approx, fast dispatch, UK SELLER
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
A Brit-flick horror spoof with some genuine laugh-out-loud moments. IBAVM reminded me of Peter Jackson's Braindead (especially the vicar!) in places. Will probably also appeal to fans of Shaun of the Dead, although not as accomplished a movie as either of those classic comic-horrors.
Neil Morrissey isn't really oscar material, but he does a decent enough job here as the unfortunate biker N.Oddie who paid £1,100 (ssssh! The girlfriend may be listening!) for the vampire Norton. Michael Elphick is great as the halitosis-stricken cop, and the supporting cast all join in the fun in the right spirit.
Some of the gags are a bit lame. Others are pretty dated (do they still do that Strongbow ad?), but there are enough of them throughout to just about hold your interest. Oh and the toilet gag is a true show-stopper - I nearly spat my beer out at that point!
At this bargain price, IBAVM is certainly worth a look.
Neil Morrissey isn't really oscar material, but he does a decent enough job here as the unfortunate biker N.Oddie who paid £1,100 (ssssh! The girlfriend may be listening!) for the vampire Norton. Michael Elphick is great as the halitosis-stricken cop, and the supporting cast all join in the fun in the right spirit.
Some of the gags are a bit lame. Others are pretty dated (do they still do that Strongbow ad?), but there are enough of them throughout to just about hold your interest. Oh and the toilet gag is a true show-stopper - I nearly spat my beer out at that point!
At this bargain price, IBAVM is certainly worth a look.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:VHS Tape
This is not only one of the best, but one of the funniest films I have ever seen. Neil Morrisey buys a motorcycle at a cheap price and later discovers it to be a vampire. It goes on a big killing spree and starts to dismember the public. It was also filmed around near where I live so it seems quite familiar. With hilarious jokes, gory fx and a great british cast including C3PO Anthony Daniels as a priest it is unmissable. Its absolutely great!
Format:DVD
the cover of this dvd looks like it has been designed to appeal to the american splatter-film market.
in fact it is a very good, if sometimes bloody, british comedy.
i bought it on the strength of michael elphick, neil morrisey, and david daker from BOON having parts in it.
made in 1990, at the height of the BOON phenomenon, it's a low budget horror comedy about a possessed motorbike, and while belly laughs are few, the action and the characters whisk the film along quite nicely.
the surprise addition of a talking turd adds to the film's quirkiness.
yes............a talking turd.
certainly worth a look.
in fact it is a very good, if sometimes bloody, british comedy.
i bought it on the strength of michael elphick, neil morrisey, and david daker from BOON having parts in it.
made in 1990, at the height of the BOON phenomenon, it's a low budget horror comedy about a possessed motorbike, and while belly laughs are few, the action and the characters whisk the film along quite nicely.
the surprise addition of a talking turd adds to the film's quirkiness.
yes............a talking turd.
certainly worth a look.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
What video!
I have been waiting 6 months, and this still has not arrived. The seller is blaming customs, snow, stock levels, yaddah, yaddah, but does not seem overly bothered about the fact... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Ms. Ra Williams
They don't make films like this any more!
Well, I saw this film a few years ago and had a good laugh then. Watching it again, I realised what a wonderful spoof horror film it really is, full of nice touches. Read more
Published on 10 Mar 2010 by Mrs. K. E. Williams
vampire motorcycle ..your scared
What a laugh, From the awful storyline tothe props and the painful acting Great with a few beers
Published on 9 Nov 2009 by Graham Shirlaw
posessed Norton
If your into serious horror, this ain't for you. It's some of the cast of Boon in a comedy horror.Elphic and Morrissey are great. Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2009 by Paul Smith
I Bought A Vampire Motorcycle
I found this film extremely funny and had to watch it several times to spot all the gags. The Biking scenes are well done and the Norton truly Evil. Read more
Published on 22 Mar 2008 by A. R. Smith
Laughed ... closed eyes out of fear ... threw up ... laughed
This is a movie that Anthony Daniels, the priest, stole away from everybody else. It is his movie, to be sure. Read more
Published on 10 Mar 2000 by beverlyslnk@aol.com
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