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Date with a Vampire (2001)

Violet is a vampire with a taste for both men and women. One of her targets is a young man, named Chuck, whom she picks up in a bar, wines him, frightens him and eventually excites him into her bed.
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Violet is a vampire with a taste for both men and women. One of her targets is a young man, named Chuck, whom she picks up in a bar, wines him, frightens him and eventually excites him into her bed.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Jeffrey Arsenault
Written By:Kevin J. Lindenmuth
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:After Midnight Entertainment Inc.

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