The Vampire's Seduction (1998)
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- TV-MA
- 55min
- Comedy, Drama
- 13 Mar 1998 (USA)
- Movie
Dracula's daughter, Dracoola, ends her self-imposed exile, seduces women into offering her their bodies for all time and enslaves Wally Van Helsing the simpering descendant of the famed vampire hunter to do her bidding.
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| Tina Krause | ... |
Dracoola
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Paige Turner | ... |
Dr. Lesbian
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Kiki Michaels | ... |
Sexy Business Woman
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Dawn Monacco | ... |
Patient
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| Debbie Rochon | ... |
Waitress Mary
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Chelsea Mundae | ... |
Mrs. Seltzer
(as Daisy)
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Janie | ... |
Patty
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Jenna | ... |
Gidget
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Michael Devin | ... |
Pizza Boy Sal
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Zachary Snygg | ... |
Ex-Heisman Winner
(as Zack Snygg)
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Hans Rasmussen | ... |
Frankenstein
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John Paul Fedele | ... |
Wally
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Directed by
| Zachary Snygg | ... | (as John Bacchus) |
Written by
| Zachary Snygg | ... | (writer) (as John Bacchus) |
Produced by
| Michael Raso | ... | producer (as Michael Beckerman) |
Music by
| Ron Atkins | ||
Cinematography by
| Alan Spence | ||
| Frank Terranova | ||
Editing by
| John Granata | ||
| David Taylor | ||
Casting By
| Bob Gonzo | ||
| William Hellfire | ... | (as Bill Hellfire) |
Sound Department
| Buddy Eckerman | ... | sound |
| John Paul Fedele | ... | sound effects (as Clancy Fitzsimmons) |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Frank Kellog | ... | gaffer |
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- E. I. Entertainment
- Seduction Cinema (1998) (United States) (VHS)
- Seduction Cinema (2004) (United States) (DVD)
- Third Millennium (United Kingdom)
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