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I Am Virgin (2010)
After surviving a devastating global epidemic, lonely virgin Robby finds himself hunted down by the only other survivors of the lethal virus — impossibly hot women who have turned into blood-crazed, sex-obsessed vampires. Can Robby keep himself pure, or will he succumb to the lusty bloodsuckers and doom himself to their fate?
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After surviving a devastating global epidemic, lonely virgin Robby finds himself hunted down by the only other survivors of the lethal virus — impossibly hot women who have turned into blood-crazed, sex-obsessed vampires. Can Robby keep himself pure, or will he succumb to the lusty bloodsuckers and doom himself to their fate?
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:David Wester, Sean Skelding
In Theaters:1/28/2010
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Runtime:94 minutes
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Cast
Sean Skelding
Director
Hank Cartwright
Dad
Jamison Challeen
Newscaster 2
Amber Chase
Porn Store Vampire 3
Adam Elliott Davis
Robby
Nick Dent
Porn Star Vampire 2
Lilith Eve
Warehouse Vampire 1
Sammuel Hawkins
Reporter (voice)
Jessica Jackson
Vampire
Ron Jeremy
Paul
Zuzzie Kapas
Vampire Nurse
Jennifer Loomis
Vampire Bartender
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