The film has some nudity because it is partially set in a strip club, so it is not completely sanitized. It is likewise under the Full Moon stable and with it they reset the bar, currently extremely low with I, Vampiri: Even lower is Trilogy of Blood, which is an incoherent film that literally takes storylines from other films and adds them to its scenes out of order (and not in a clever non-linear way). We get story strings that don’t connect with one another as they’re from different movies and entertainers in various irrelevant (however in one case comparable) jobs. Dean McKendrick, the listed director and editor, is not listed on IMDb. He may have been listed because he directed (or even edited) this movie, or he may have been listed because he directed three of the four badly edited films.
He is celebrating with Vampire in Vegas. They attract the attention of Tabitha, a hostess and dancer (Brandin Rackley, also in Vampire in Vegas), who notices Jack and invites dancer Angela, played by Christine Nguyen, to accompany Roger to the VIP area. Roger gets eaten (they’re vampires, obviously). Because he has a girlfriend at home, Jack dismisses Tabitha (who is never seen as she leaves the cutting room floor).

He gets her address, but we don’t see him go there in the next scene, so this is a confusing storyline. Instead, he is in jail for killing Roger, and when a policeman named Ted Newsome and Angela talk to him, he learns that they are vampires. Later, he is with the police and identifies Roger’s body, but it is clear that he has not yet been arrested and does not know who the women are. He is then bailed out of jail and returned to jail. He visits her 1313 Mockingbird Lane address (!) at the film’s conclusion. however this ought to have been before the prison scene. Although Twilight Vamps was not a great movie, it did not merit this. Messy.