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Son of Darkness: To Die For II (1991)
Vampires come to town. Who's a vampire? Who's not? Ask our main character, who is suspicious, and our main character's brother, who gets seduced by one.
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Vampires come to town. Who's a vampire? Who's not? Ask our main character, who is suspicious, and our main character's brother, who gets seduced by one.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:3/31/1991
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Runtime:95 minutes
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