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Operation: Sunrise (2025)
When a team of elite vampire hunters is ambushed during a routine raid, their leader, Jesse Ross, must join forces with a now reclusive Dr. John Basil to survive the night and stop Paliematch Finnegan Vornak III — an ancient vampire queen determined to plunge the world into eternal darkness — before sunrise becomes a myth.
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When a team of elite vampire hunters is ambushed during a routine raid, their leader, Jesse Ross, must join forces with a now reclusive Dr. John Basil to survive the night and stop Paliematch Finnegan Vornak III — an ancient vampire queen determined to plunge the world into eternal darkness — before sunrise becomes a myth.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Diego Fernandez, Andrew Arias
In Theaters:7/12/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Buffalo Productions
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