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Rachel hasn't been out of the house since being left at the altar two months ago, but some superficial rebound sex tonight and she'll be over Mark for good...if she can just deal with these goddamn vampires.
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Rachel hasn't been out of the house since being left at the altar two months ago, but some superficial rebound sex tonight and she'll be over Mark for good...if she can just deal with these goddamn vampires.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Andy Viner
In Theaters:1/1/2011
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Runtime:82 minutes
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Cast
Andy Viner
Director
Jennifer June Ross
Rachel
Ben Huber
Dr. Lewis
Boomie Aglietti
Kyle
Dominic Amend
Skater Dominic
Josh Baca
Skater Josh
Matt Batson
Methhead Vampire Matt
Eddie Bolero
Methhead Vampire King
Tracy Duffeck
Dr. Andrews
Gil Gilbert
Methhead Vampire Gil
Michaela Gutierrez
The Girl
Jacob Hatley
Methhead Vampire Driver
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