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Night of the Vampire (2017)
On a cold autumn night. Two friends Brad and Alex get together to have a fun time. It was all going so well until. Brad discovers a Ouija board in the basement little did they know they would be in for a night that would change their lives forever. A night, which leads to no end and unleashes an evil vampire from the hell. Will Brad and Alex be able to survive the NIGHT OF THE VAMPIRE??? They shall SEE!!.
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On a cold autumn night. Two friends Brad and Alex get together to have a fun time. It was all going so well until. Brad discovers a Ouija board in the basement little did they know they would be in for a night that would change their lives forever. A night, which leads to no end and unleashes an evil vampire from the hell. Will Brad and Alex be able to survive the NIGHT OF THE VAMPIRE??? They shall SEE!!.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:4/1/2017
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:M.C. Productions
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