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Appetite for Sin (2022)
A Horror Feature Film about the story of women vampires walking among the living in Los Angeles. The lead Vampire, Sarah Hase, is searching for the most current Vampire Killer, Jeffery Nelson. Sarah, who is also an undercover FBI agent, wants to catch him in the act and have him live in jail for eternity. Another Vampire, Joan Rosen, is also out to get him, but wants to instantly kill him. Who will get to Jeffery Nelson first? Sarah Hase or Joan Rosen?
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A Horror Feature Film about the story of women vampires walking among the living in Los Angeles. The lead Vampire, Sarah Hase, is searching for the most current Vampire Killer, Jeffery Nelson. Sarah, who is also an undercover FBI agent, wants to catch him in the act and have him live in jail for eternity. Another Vampire, Joan Rosen, is also out to get him, but wants to instantly kill him. Who will get to Jeffery Nelson first? Sarah Hase or Joan Rosen?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Matthew Vinaja
In Theaters:10/31/2022
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:A Shadow in the Dark Productions, Alien Donut Films
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