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Two young men are sent by their cult to fulfil a prophecy by sacrificing a young, Pagan Vampire with the strange gift of seeing the future. Blood pours and the moon rises as they begin to question everything they once knew...
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Two young men are sent by their cult to fulfil a prophecy by sacrificing a young, Pagan Vampire with the strange gift of seeing the future. Blood pours and the moon rises as they begin to question everything they once knew...
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Genre:Horror, Adventure, Action, Mystery
Written By:Hieronymus Glover
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Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:The Exuberant Moose
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