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Videoverse: Mixtape (2023)
The virtual vixen of the Videoverse returns to present four tales of intrigue and infidelity. Broadcasting from another dimension, Cassandra Essex (played by Lexi Luna) takes control with a stack of VHS tapes featuring spies, superheroes, wandering spirits, and women in prison. So, sit back and get ready for a mixtape of mad maidens, but remember: Once you enter the Videoverse, you may never want to leave.
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The virtual vixen of the Videoverse returns to present four tales of intrigue and infidelity. Broadcasting from another dimension, Cassandra Essex (played by Lexi Luna) takes control with a stack of VHS tapes featuring spies, superheroes, wandering spirits, and women in prison. So, sit back and get ready for a mixtape of mad maidens, but remember: Once you enter the Videoverse, you may never want to leave.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Lindsey Schmitz
In Theaters:1/13/2023
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Seduction Cinema, Full Moon Empire, Surrender Cinema
Cast
Dean McKendrick, Lindsey Schmitz
Director
Lexi Luna
Cassandra Essex
Jazy Berlin
(archive footage)
Jacqui Holland
(archive footage)
Erika Jordan
(archive footage)
Morgan Lee
(archive footage)
Rebecca Love
(archive footage)
Karlie Montana
(archive footage)
Katie Morgan
(archive footage)
Christine Nguyen
(archive footage)
Heather Vandeven
(archive footage)
Blair Williams
(archive footage)
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