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Bring Me the Blood of the Werewolf
Jake finds himself in a medieval village, which is possessed by the most iconic cavalcade of movie monsters: Count Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster and The Mummy! To make things even worse, Jake is hunted down by an angry mob when the light of the full moon transforms him into a bloodthirsty Werewolf! With the help of lovely lady Claudia, Jakewolf plunges into an orgy of terror to battle the Prince of darkness and his evil minions.
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Jake finds himself in a medieval village, which is possessed by the most iconic cavalcade of movie monsters: Count Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster and The Mummy! To make things even worse, Jake is hunted down by an angry mob when the light of the full moon transforms him into a bloodthirsty Werewolf! With the help of lovely lady Claudia, Jakewolf plunges into an orgy of terror to battle the Prince of darkness and his evil minions.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Ville Lähde
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Trash Video
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