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Bite (2011)

It's a fantasy come true: An all-star Glambirds cast meets vampire in gotha. Watch Nataha, Gemma, Michelle and a full stack of true stunners as they sink their teeth and fangs into each other. Extremely hot girl-on-girl action with a darker twist!
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It's a fantasy come true: An all-star Glambirds cast meets vampire in gotha. Watch Nataha, Gemma, Michelle and a full stack of true stunners as they sink their teeth and fangs into each other. Extremely hot girl-on-girl action with a darker twist!

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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:9/20/2011
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Runtime:158 minutes
Studio:Bluebird Films

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