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Vampyres (2015)
Victor Matellano directs this tale set in a stately English manor inhabited by two older female vampires and with their only cohabitant being a man imprisoned in the basement. Their lives and lifestyle are upended when a trio of campers come upon their lair and seek to uncover their dark secrets, a decision that has sexual and blood-curdling consequences.
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Victor Matellano directs this tale set in a stately English manor inhabited by two older female vampires and with their only cohabitant being a man imprisoned in the basement. Their lives and lifestyle are upended when a trio of campers come upon their lair and seek to uncover their dark secrets, a decision that has sexual and blood-curdling consequences.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Víctor Matellano, José Ramón Larraz
In Theaters:9/25/2015
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:The Other Side Films, Fonofox Servicios Audiovisuales, Artistic Films
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