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High Octane 4 (2001)

The cruel stunners of HIGH OCTANE #4 men dry - literally. When a judge turns up dead after a date with an escort, Inspector Harry rushes to duty. Two puncture marks on the corpse's neck raise a disturbing possibility. Is there a gang of vampire call girls terrorizing the city? Harry's mission is clear: he must go undercover and drive the stake between his legs deep into their wombs.
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The cruel stunners of HIGH OCTANE #4 men dry - literally. When a judge turns up dead after a date with an escort, Inspector Harry rushes to duty. Two puncture marks on the corpse's neck raise a disturbing possibility. Is there a gang of vampire call girls terrorizing the city? Harry's mission is clear: he must go undercover and drive the stake between his legs deep into their wombs.

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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Hustler Video

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