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Crimson Nights (1999)
A plague of vampirism is sweeping New York. Susan has recently been turned now she needs to find her first victim. She seduces, then infects her boyfriend Burt. He infects Jasmine, who then ravishes Kate and so it goes on.
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A plague of vampirism is sweeping New York. Susan has recently been turned now she needs to find her first victim. She seduces, then infects her boyfriend Burt. He infects Jasmine, who then ravishes Kate and so it goes on.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Lori Jannel
In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Seduction Cinema
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