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Dracula's Dirty Daughter (2017)

Her name is Vamparina, the darkly sensual daughter of Count Dracula and a lustful seducer of ripe, young college girls who anxiously offer their virginal bodies to satisfy her wild lesbian desires. For generations Vamparina has been searching for the reincarnated soul of the vampire hunter who killed her father. Now she has found it in the body of a college student. Will they be mortal enemies...or lovers?
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Her name is Vamparina, the darkly sensual daughter of Count Dracula and a lustful seducer of ripe, young college girls who anxiously offer their virginal bodies to satisfy her wild lesbian desires. For generations Vamparina has been searching for the reincarnated soul of the vampire hunter who killed her father. Now she has found it in the body of a college student. Will they be mortal enemies...or lovers?

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Michele Pacitto
Written By:
In Theaters:4/11/2017
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Studio:Widowmaker Films LLC

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