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| − | [[Image:rockula.png|200px|thumb|left|Rockula on stage (that's Bo Diddley at the far right)]]Band featured in the campy, low-budget cult [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockula horror comedy of the same name]. The band features nebbishy vampire Ralph LaVie (Dean Cameron), Chuck (Susan Tyrell), and Axman (Bo Diddley in spandex). They try several genres (including country, Dixieland, and mariachi) via a classic early-'90s montage. | + | [[Image:rockula.png|200px|thumb|left|Rockula on stage (that's Bo Diddley at the far right)]]Band featured in the campy, low-budget cult [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockula horror comedy of the same name]. The band features nebbishy vampire Ralph LaVie (Dean Cameron), Chuck (Susan Tyrell), and Axman (Bo Diddley in spandex). They try several genres (including country, Dixieland, and mariachi) via a classic early-'90s montage. Oh, and Ralph's mom is played by Toni Basil in an amazing display of overacting. |
At one point Ralph sees fliers for several other bands: Saint Vitus, Shel Shoc, and I'm Pregnant with Satan's Baby. Stanley also mentions a new age/reggae act named Marvin Gandhi and the Monkeyshines (which featured Johnny Nietzsche). | At one point Ralph sees fliers for several other bands: Saint Vitus, Shel Shoc, and I'm Pregnant with Satan's Baby. Stanley also mentions a new age/reggae act named Marvin Gandhi and the Monkeyshines (which featured Johnny Nietzsche). | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 13 January 2011
Band featured in the campy, low-budget cult horror comedy of the same name. The band features nebbishy vampire Ralph LaVie (Dean Cameron), Chuck (Susan Tyrell), and Axman (Bo Diddley in spandex). They try several genres (including country, Dixieland, and mariachi) via a classic early-'90s montage. Oh, and Ralph's mom is played by Toni Basil in an amazing display of overacting.
At one point Ralph sees fliers for several other bands: Saint Vitus, Shel Shoc, and I'm Pregnant with Satan's Baby. Stanley also mentions a new age/reggae act named Marvin Gandhi and the Monkeyshines (which featured Johnny Nietzsche).
