Damselvis, Daughter of Helvis (1994)
While delivering an apocalyptic message to his sect, the unearthly Black Jesus orders his leather-clad, biker converts to destroy the pagan mistress Damselvis before she can raise her father, the fabled rock and roll deity Helvis, from the dead. When a sheltered, country schoolgirl named Isla M. (Sherry Lynn Garris) is nearly butchered by Black Jesus’ murderous disciple Candy (Ghetty Chasun), she is miraculously reborn as the fringe-adorned, Harley riding Damselvis; who promptly embarks on a pilgrimage to Memphis, spreading the gospel along the way by disseminating Helvis records to a burgeoning and ardent congregation of fans. Once Helvis is resurrected from his pyramid tomb, he must confront the monstrous Woofman in a final battle to the death to determine the religious rites for the new millennia!
Director: John Michael McCarthy
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Sherry Lynn Garris as Damselvis |
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Portia Jeffries as Black Damselvis |
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Brady Debussey as Helvis |
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Adimu Ajanaku as Black Jesus, Woofmon |
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Darin Lin Wood as Rebelvis |
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Michael C. Moore as Psychedelvis |
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David Atherton as Elvicious |
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Robert Gann as Evel Knievelvis |
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Mike Schiffer as Charles |
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Ghetty Chasun as Candy |
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Kristen Hobbs as Louella |
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Dawn Ashcraft as Goody Two Shoes |
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Rusty Crump as The Lamb |
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Tommy Foster as Taxi Driver |
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Paul Woodard as The Local |
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Victoria Gann as Zealot Child |
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Scott Bomar as Scott Beaumar |
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Mr. Pat as Mr. Pat |
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Neil Shapiro as Neal |
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Shannon Gierhart as Helen |
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John McCarthy Jr. as Bus Driver |
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Carl Belfast as |
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William Magill as |
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Janet Walker as |
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Riley Magill as |
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Jack Yarber as |
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Bushrude Gutterman as |
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Dingo Jones as |
| Writing | John Michael McCarthy | Writer |
| Directing | John Michael McCarthy | Director |
| Camera | Hugh Gallagher | Director of Photography |