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Lesbian Vampires from Outer Space
For their anniversary, vampires Don and Maude head downtown to celebrate. After an uncomfortable confrontation prompts them to kill everyone inside a local bar, they must now go on the run. Lesbian Vampires from Outer Space is a queer horror-drama about two vampires and their struggle with supernatural impulse and addiction.
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For their anniversary, vampires Don and Maude head downtown to celebrate. After an uncomfortable confrontation prompts them to kill everyone inside a local bar, they must now go on the run. Lesbian Vampires from Outer Space is a queer horror-drama about two vampires and their struggle with supernatural impulse and addiction.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Sam Rooke
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Psychic Visions
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