

Comedy · Horror
Overview
Pete Brennan is a middle-aged stand-up comedian who’s spent half his life chasing laughs in dingy dive bars & diners. When given a last shot at stardom to appear on a network special starring Russell Peters, he goes on tour to prepare. Yet he was not prepared for is his opening act, Ethan Barr, a 417-year-old vampire who just unleashed his thirst for blood by devouring a gun-wielding heckler after a rough show.
Top Cast


Jamie Kennedy
Jamie Kennedy
Pete
Jamie Kennedy
Pete


Matt Rife
Matt Rife
Ethan
Matt Rife
Ethan


Ellen Hollman
Ellen Hollman
Stephanie
Ellen Hollman
Stephanie


Russell Peters
Russell Peters
Russell Peters
Russell Peters
Russell Peters


Lauren Compton
Lauren Compton
Scarlett
Lauren Compton
Scarlett


Carrot Top
Carrot Top
Carrot Top
Carrot Top
Carrot Top


Lisa Wilcox
Lisa Wilcox
Peggy
Lisa Wilcox
Peggy


Maurice Compte
Maurice Compte
DJ Minky
Maurice Compte
DJ Minky


Jimmie Walker
Jimmie Walker
Dale
Jimmie Walker
Dale


Lauren Shaw
Lauren Shaw
Sarah
Lauren Shaw
Sarah
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