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Vampire Huntress (2016)

Vampire hunter, Anastasia Van Helsing is back for another adventure. This time looking for a Vampire Queen named - Amelia Dark. She heard that paranormal activity has been taking place in an old mansion in the outskirt of town. Amelia was last seen close by. Anastasia decides to go investigate. She manages to make her way into the mansion. The atmosphere inside is mysterious and candles are lighting up the room Next to the entrance, an ancient book is open on an altar. It's a book of spells. It seems someone has been doing black magic and casting spells no long ago.
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Vampire hunter, Anastasia Van Helsing is back for another adventure. This time looking for a Vampire Queen named - Amelia Dark. She heard that paranormal activity has been taking place in an old mansion in the outskirt of town. Amelia was last seen close by. Anastasia decides to go investigate. She manages to make her way into the mansion. The atmosphere inside is mysterious and candles are lighting up the room Next to the entrance, an ancient book is open on an altar. It's a book of spells. It seems someone has been doing black magic and casting spells no long ago.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Anastasia Pierce
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In Theaters:7/18/2016
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Anastasia Pierce Productions

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