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The Temptress (2002)

The Temptress follows the exploits of Karen, Rachael, and Tina- three women living a relatively subdued suburban existence. Their peaceful nights come to an end when the evil and powerful vampire Angelique pays them a visit.
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The Temptress follows the exploits of Karen, Rachael, and Tina- three women living a relatively subdued suburban existence. Their peaceful nights come to an end when the evil and powerful vampire Angelique pays them a visit.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Jeff Kirkendall
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In Theaters:4/5/2002
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Runtime:68 minutes
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