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Bloody Bridget
Voodoo deity transforms burlesque dancer into a "Valentine Vampire." Blood only whets her appetite--she must eat her victim's beating hearts. A bloody fun horror/comedy by director Richard Elfman, music by Danny Elfman and Ego Plum.
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Voodoo deity transforms burlesque dancer into a "Valentine Vampire." Blood only whets her appetite--she must eat her victim's beating hearts. A bloody fun horror/comedy by director Richard Elfman, music by Danny Elfman and Ego Plum.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Richard Elfman
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Elfmaniac Media
Cast
Richard Elfman
Director
Anastasia Elfman
Bridget O'Brian
Marcos Mateo Ochoa
Pepe
Jean Charles
Baron Samedi
Denise Milfort
Mambo Mathilde
Richard Howland
Daniel Dershowitz Sr.
Evan Eckenrode
Daniel Dershowitz Jr.
Alejandro Patiño
Father Jose
Tom Ayers
Tony
Christian Prentice
Edwin
Adam J. Smith
Attorney Goldman
Kristin West
Jail Matron
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