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Bloodmare (2014)
The town of Millis Point harbors and unholy evil. It has been asleep for 300 years now it has awoken and its thirsty. Will the townspeople be able to survive this curse, or be taken over one by one?
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The town of Millis Point harbors and unholy evil. It has been asleep for 300 years now it has awoken and its thirsty. Will the townspeople be able to survive this curse, or be taken over one by one?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Mike Russell
In Theaters:2/2/2014
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Cutting Board Pictures
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