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Drawing Blood (1999)
A vampire artist forces her brother to bring her victims so she kill them then paint them with their own blood. The brother falls in love with a young hooker, the vampire's next intended victim, and must choose between sacrificing the girl or killing his vampire sister.
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A vampire artist forces her brother to bring her victims so she kill them then paint them with their own blood. The brother falls in love with a young hooker, the vampire's next intended victim, and must choose between sacrificing the girl or killing his vampire sister.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Onur Tukel
In Theaters:1/1/1999
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Runtime:90 minutes
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