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The Vampire of Soho
A short film prequel to the feature film, The Vampires Of Soho. Set in 1982, the film tells the story of Mel, an idealistic young girl who falls in with a bad crowd - vampires.
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A short film prequel to the feature film, The Vampires Of Soho. Set in 1982, the film tells the story of Mel, an idealistic young girl who falls in with a bad crowd - vampires.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Romance
Written By:Andy Edwards
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Studio:Muse Media, Paranoid Android Films, Three Wise Monkeys Productions
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