1977. A family is murdered in cold blood. The case goes unsolved for decades and remains a mystery. Enter the present day, detective Lee Southward (Brian Anthony Fabian) is sent on assignment to infiltrate an illegal underground fighting tournament and bring in the organizers. Lee battles his way to the top of the tournaments in attempts to get closer to the organizers. As Lee draws closer and begins to piece clues together he is brought back to the case closed decades ago. However there is a problem: The organizers (led by WWE superstar Brian "blue meanie" Heffron and Darian Caine) are of the undead and crave human blood! Lee must fight his way through all the sex, drugs, and violence of the underground while trying to piece together evidence with the help of an undercover officer (Cheyenne King) and find a way to stop the undead! Loaded with non-stop action from the makers of the award-winning CURSE OF THE WOLF!

About the Actors

Darian Caine: Darian is a veteran of over 30 films, and was one of the female pioneers of the popular film company "Ei" productions which she has worked with since the late 1990's. With CURSE OF THE WOLF and now FIST OF THE VAMPIRE, Darian Caine performs all of her own fight stunts and endures a rigorous filming schedule to show her fans a side of her that they have not seen before as all of her martial arts fight scenes are performed by herself under director Len Kabasinski's choreography. Darian Caine's work continues to be seen all over the world whether it be in retail outlets such as Best Buy, Circuit City, FYE, Suncoast,etc.etc. or broadcast on Cinemax.

Brian Anthony: Brian Anthony started off as a professional wrestler by the name Bad Boy Brian Anthony and a member of The Wrong Crowd tag team. As a professional wrestler for 17+ years Brian enjoyed tremendous success having won many regional titles as well as the NWA World Heavyweight Title. Through the course of his career Brian worked for several of the major national companies such as , the NWA, WWF(now WWE) and ECW, in addition to many regional companies.

Cheyenne King: Cheyenne King is an up and coming actress who has appeared in three independent films within the last year, Older Than America, Demons Rising, and Fist Of The Vampire. She submitted a resume to KillerWolf Films in the winter of 2007 for consideration into the film FIST OF THE VAMPIRE and was chosen out of over 200 résumé s submitted. Upon being offered the role of Davidson in the film, Ms. King took martial arts lessons in order to prepare for the rigorous action sequences in the film. Ms. King arrived onset ready to tackle all her character s action sequences in the film including several martial arts fight scenes (choreographed by Len Kabasinski from SWAMP ZOMBIES, CURSE OF THE WOLF) in which she performed all of her own stunt work. She currently continues to work as a model as well and recently filmed a music video with singer, Shawn Michael Perry. Ms. King is very active in the Native American community and is an accomplished Native American dancer and is of Ojibwe heritage.

About the Director

Len Kabasinski is a native of Erie, PA. Len earned a Bachelor's Degree in Communications & Theatre and also holds an Associate's Degree in Science. Len got his start working in broadcast television in Pittsburgh, PA after three years in Pittsburgh; Len moved to Buffalo, NY to accept a positron in broadcast television there where he also spent 3 years before returning to his hometown of Erie, PA. Len holds a black belt in Tae Know Do/Tang Soo Do and also earned a certificate with the Society of American Fight Directors (for certification in Unarmed Combat, broadsword combat, & rapier/dagger combat). For "Swamp Zombies", Len was responsible for securing the services of "name" talent. Len went on to book Brian "blue meanie" Heffron, Jasmin St Claire, Pamela Sutch, & Dan "the beast" Severn for the film. Growing up, Len enjoyed movies produced by A.I.P. Films (classics such as "Future Force", "Elves", "Return Fire: Jungle Wolf II",.etc. etc.) and when directing "Swamp Zombies" he attempted to create a film that was a throwback to these sort of campy "Drive-In Cinema" types of films. Len loves martial arts/horror/sci-fi films and tried to incorporate a little bit of everything in "Swamp Zombies"; which he also wrote the script for as well. KillerWolf Films then signed SWAMP ZOMBIES over to Maxim Media/Brain Damage Films where it has enjoyed a great deal of success in a short amount of time (it was just released in May 2007) and is available at numerous online retailers (NetFlix, Best Buy, Circuit City, Suncoast, etc.) as well as can be seen on broadcast television overseas in the United Kingdom, Netherlands, and Ireland. For his second feature, CURSE OF THE WOLF, Len secured the talents of WWF legend Lanny Poffo, erotic cinema icon Darian Caine, and from SWAMP ZOMBIES Brian "Blue Meanie" Heffron. For CURSE OF THE WOLF, Len ran the film's set in a manner that the entire film was to be shot within ten days and then off to commence an eight-week post-production phase. The plan worked as CURSE OF THE WOLF debuted on the festival circuit at the 2006 Great Lakes Film Festival and took home the "Best Horror Feature" award at the event. Again, KillerWolf Films signed CURSE OF THE WOLF over to Maxim Media/Brain Damage Films and it was just released in September 2007 already securing home video deals in the territories of Russia and South Africa as well as broadcast deals in the United Kingdom. FIST OF THE VAMPIRE marks Len's third directorial effort. It contains a great deal more production value than his previous works as shown by the over 250 special effects shots in the film which included live on-set effects, green screen effects, and digital post-production special effects. For FIST OF THE VAMPIRE, Len called on killerWolf Films veteran's Darian Caine and brian "Blue Meanie" Heffron to provide some "punch" to the film. All actors in the film completed their own stunts, with all of them learning the intricate fight sequences that were choreographed by Len himself. The film completed principal photography within 9 days and then went into a 6 month post-production period filled with digital effects & compositing. Len has plans for KillerWolf Films next production to start filming in the Summer of 2008.