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Strange Things Happen at Sundown (2003)
What happens when normal people find they need to kill, in order to survive? This is the story of such a group of people, suddenly turned into vampires, and carving a path of blood and mayhem throughout New York City. Slowly, they lose their grip on reality, and turn into an army of anti-social, psychopathic misfits; and surely, they turn on each other.
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What happens when normal people find they need to kill, in order to survive? This is the story of such a group of people, suddenly turned into vampires, and carving a path of blood and mayhem throughout New York City. Slowly, they lose their grip on reality, and turn into an army of anti-social, psychopathic misfits; and surely, they turn on each other.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Marc Fratto
In Theaters:11/30/2003
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Brain Damage Films, Insane-O-Rama Productions
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