Created, Produced, and Directed by Scott Shaw, SAMURAI VAMPIRE BIKERS FROM HELL is a comic book style Action-Adventure. Its lead character, Alexander Hell, (SCOTT SHAW), is a cross-dimensional mercenary. He rides his Harley out of the dark abyss to send ancient vampires back to Hell. This film was co-produced and co-written by Kenneth H. Kim. The essential co-stars of the cast are: Kenneth H. Kim, Roger Ellis, and Douglas Jackson.  Kenneth H. Kim has worked with Scott Shaw on such films as Capital Punishment, The Roller Blade Seven, Hollywood P.D. Undercover, Samurai Johnny Frankenstein, and The Final Kiss. Roger Ellis has woked with Scott on The Roller Blade Seven, Samurai Johnny Frankenstein, Max Hell Frog Warrior and, Armageddon Blvd. Douglas Jackson went on to work with Scott on Samurai Johnny Frankenstein and Samurai Ballet. SAMURAI VAMPIRE BIKERS FROM HELL introduces Saemi Nakamura who went on to appear in such films as NATURAL BORN KILLERS, CONTACT, THE TRUMAN SHOW, THE INSIDER, SNOW FALLING ON CEDAR and numerous guest starring roles on T.V. Keanu Reeves sister, Kim Reeves, also appears in this film. Sergio Coro was the Director of Photography on this film. Sergio, a great guy, had been the Assistant Camera on Roller Blade Seven. Scott brought him on board as the D.P. for this feature. You can never say enough about the people who help in the creation of an independent film. But, certainly this film would not have been completed with out the production help of Selina Jayne, Roger Ellis, Douglas Jackson, and Susan Jay. Tipsy LaFabula let us use her Laurel Canyon home for the first night of shooting. And, Joel Ciniero did a great job of shooting the pick-up shots for this feature.

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You can finally own a copy of Alexander Hell Vampire Hunter. This is a longer version of the Scott Shaw, Cult Film Classic, Samurai Vampire Bikers from Hell. This version of the film was previously only released in Asia. There is an added thirty minutes to the film and there are extended scenes that were felt to not meet the quality criteria for a wide release in the U.S. Plus, there are additional scenes that were shot using 8mm and Super 8 film. Click on the poster to order your copy.

SCOTT SHAW has been called one of the pioneers of video filmmaking. SAMURAI VAMPIRE BIKERS FROM HELL is a perfect example. This feature was shot entirely using the Sony CCD V5000 camera. This film was one of the first features, created on video, to be released for international distribution. There was a great interview article about this film which appeared in Draculina issue #18. There was also an article on this film in Independent Video issue #7. And, Scott Shaw and Kenneth H. Kim were on the cover of the first issue of Backyard Cinema in association with this feature.