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Thirst (2005)

Award-winning superstar Rod Barry portrays dual roles in Michael Zen's twisted modern-day vampire tale, Thirst. In a world of fantasy-meets-reality, we follow Adonis Exclusive Andy Kirra and Antonio Madeira as they are transported into a world of darkness and possession - and insanity. As street hustlers, Kirra and Madeira are 'hired' by leather-clad chauffeur Nino Bacci and taken back to the 'institution' where the evil Dr. Rod Barry awaits. Little do these sweet little hookers know, they are about to descend into the depths of sexual hell… Ever wonder what sex in the back of a hearse is like? Maybe sex in a graveyard? On a vampire's coffin? Ever get fucked in a padded cell by a fucking machine? How about a hot blowjob while you're in a strait-jacket? Any way you cut it, Thirst grabs for the jugular and doesn't let go until every last drop is spent…
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Award-winning superstar Rod Barry portrays dual roles in Michael Zen's twisted modern-day vampire tale, Thirst. In a world of fantasy-meets-reality, we follow Adonis Exclusive Andy Kirra and Antonio Madeira as they are transported into a world of darkness and possession - and insanity. As street hustlers, Kirra and Madeira are 'hired' by leather-clad chauffeur Nino Bacci and taken back to the 'institution' where the evil Dr. Rod Barry awaits. Little do these sweet little hookers know, they are about to descend into the depths of sexual hell… Ever wonder what sex in the back of a hearse is like? Maybe sex in a graveyard? On a vampire's coffin? Ever get fucked in a padded cell by a fucking machine? How about a hot blowjob while you're in a strait-jacket? Any way you cut it, Thirst grabs for the jugular and doesn't let go until every last drop is spent…

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Michael Zen
Written By:Michael Zen, Jeremy Spencer
In Theaters:10/28/2005
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Adonis Pictures

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