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Deeply Bitten - Part II 

He left the nightclub on the run with the vision of those long fangs in his head. She is a monster, he thought, running through the streets. But he still felt the touch of her skin, the softness of her juicy lips. Suddenly, he decides to return to the nightclub. But what he finds there is not what he expected.
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He left the nightclub on the run with the vision of those long fangs in his head. She is a monster, he thought, running through the streets. But he still felt the touch of her skin, the softness of her juicy lips. Suddenly, he decides to return to the nightclub. But what he finds there is not what he expected.

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Genre:Horror
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Verso Cinema

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