In the first sequel of "Hi Inspector", the cops Boki and Pajko get bored in their quite little town until the arrival of foreign visitors. These people reside at the local hotel where international conference on organ transplantation takes place. At the same time, the fresh corpses of deceased people begin to disappear, while the rumors about the vampires at the graveyard start spreading. The cops try to solve the riddle.
Zoran Čalić
Director
Velimir 'Bata' Živojinović
Boki
Boro Stjepanović
Pajko
Nikola Simić
Doktor Švarc
Lidija Vukićević
Adrijana
Žarko Radić
Komandir milicije
Jovan Janićijević 'Burduš'
Jova
Dragoljub Milosavljević 'Gula'
Nervozni starac
Nada Blam
Nada
Zorica Atanasovska
Švarcova asistentkinja
Ratko Miletić
Švarcov asistent 1
Milovan Tasić
Švarcov asistent 2
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