Shudder’s 'Cursed Films' (Review)
Shudder makes an incredibly atmospheric docuseries about the darker side of Hollywood mysteries.
Vampire Wars (2002)
The rural American west is the setting for this OVA, in which a bizarre and brutal attack on a NASA base in Arizona attracts the attention of a French secret service agent, Monsieur Lassar, when a dead CIA agent is found floating on the Seine in Paris. Lassar is convinced that these two events are related, and sets out to prove it. His investigation leads him to film star Lamia Vindaw and a vampire cult that may be far more vicious and dangerous than its eccentric exterior makes it seem.
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The rural American west is the setting for this OVA, in which a bizarre and brutal attack on a NASA base in Arizona attracts the attention of a French secret service agent, Monsieur Lassar, when a dead CIA agent is found floating on the Seine in Paris. Lassar is convinced that these two events are related, and sets out to prove it. His investigation leads him to film star Lamia Vindaw and a vampire cult that may be far more vicious and dangerous than its eccentric exterior makes it seem.
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Genre:Animation, Action, Crime, Horror
Written By:Hiroyuki Hoshiyama
In Theaters:6/25/2002
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation
Cast
Kazuhisa Takenouchi
Director
Masashi Sugawara
Kosaburo Kuki
Yuka Koyama
Kiki (voice)
Kaneto Shiozawa
Muraki (voice)
Shuichi Ikeda
Mircha (voice)
Kyoko Terase
Marguerite (voice)
Yuko Mita
Brigit (voice)
Takeshi Aono
Charlie Milan (voice)
Toshiya Ueda
George Lasaar (voice)
Yusaku Yara
Corve (voice)
Michiko Abe
Girvert
Hiroko Emori
Marianne (voice)
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