Cast
J
Jarun Petchjaren
as Moo
C
Chakapan Ponyong
as Slayer #1
P
Panu Niamchompoo
as Slayer #2
S
Sira Kuankaew
as Slayer #3
A
Arucchaporn Satesh
as Old Woman
K
Kamonmarn Chuachai
as Receptionist
S
Sakon Palvanichakul
as Tuk Tuk Driver
N
Naraekorn Chuay-Ngarn
as Song Nang
C
Chumpae Choochuen
as Song Nang
W
Wichian Seeyongyod
as Song Nang
K
Kochakorn Wongkitisopon
as Song Nang
S
Sombut Wanatanom
as Vampire Bikers
B
Boonma Lompol
as Vampire Bikers
P
Pongdes Meekela
as Vampire Bikers
N
Nares Mansee
as Vampire Bikers
S
Surasak Srirattana
as Vampire Bikers
S
Supichai Khonjan
as Vampire Bikers
N
Narongsak Thongmee
as Vampire Bikers
A
Arisa Sontirod
as Vampire Bikers
P
Pailin Putta
as Vampire Bikers
R
Ruedej Ladphanna
as Vampire Bikers
S
Suksan Hongwongpaisan
as Vampire Bikers
Crew
D
D.B. Farmer
Writer
S
Scott Einbinder
Producer
T
Tanaporn Aranyaputi
Key Hair Stylist
R
Richie Moore
Camera Operator
W
Winai Boachan
Camera Loader
W
Wilasinee Kamontalapisek
Dialogue Coach
P
Pimjai Gajesanandana
Art Department Coordinator
A
Alexandra Bradley
Stunt Double
R
Richie Moore
Second Unit Director of Photography
Vampires Movies
Vampires, also known as John Carpenter's Vampires, is a 1998 American western-horror film directed and scored by John Carpenter. Adapted from the novel Vampire$ by John Steakley, the film stars James Woods as Jack Crow, leader of a Catholic Church-sanctioned team of vampire hunters. The plot is centered on Crow's efforts to prevent a centuries-old cross from falling into the hands of Valek, the first and most powerful vampire. Two sequels followed: Vampires: Los Muertos in 2002 and Vampires: The Turning in 2005.
