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Forget "Twilight" With the Compelling Vampires of "Thirst"
How To Seduce A Vampire Priest, And Other Tricks You'll Learn In Thirst
The latest clip for Park Chan-wook's vampire film Thirst shows the proper way to make a priest strongly reconsider his vows. But can this religious vampire hold out for long? His head says no but this clip says yes. More »Two Asian Vampires Mix School-Girl Uniforms And Troubled Priests
The new vampire movie from Park Chan-Wook (Old Boy) follows the agonizing blood lust of a vampire Priest, and his desires for his best friend's girl in Thirst. Plus school-girl vamps fight winged nasties, in Blood: The Last Vampire. More »Oldboy Director's Next Vampy Film And Zombie Cheerleaders
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