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Vampire Sisters, the third feature
produced under the Timewarp Films banner, was released to video stores
nationwide on Jan. 13, 2004 through Brain Damage Films. The movie is
available in a Special Edition DVD with many extras, and VHS cassettes
that include the “Making of” featurette and the Blooper reel.
Vampire
Sisters
tells the tale of three beautiful, sexy sisters who happen to be
vampires. Under the cloak of an adult website, the sisters offer
high-paying customers a special bonus — a visit to fulfill their
fantasies in-the-flesh with the three gorgeous women. Once the
unsuspecting victims arrive at the house, the kinky fun begins, but
ends abruptly when the curvaceous cuties bare their flesh — then their
fangs — to feed on human blood! They not only feed themselves, but
“something” they keeped locked in a shed in the back yard — something
that snarls and rips at the flesh of the bodies the sisters provide.
Darla Albornoz, Jeannie Michelle
Jameson and the ever-popular web queen Syn DeVil star as
the sisters.
Mark C. Lasisse and Leanna Chamish are featured as two vice cops, and
a
variety of actors, including B-movie legend George Stover and newcomer Isabelle
Stephen, portray the string of hapless victims.
Mitch Klein
created special visual effects and the music score, and Steve Myers
provided special make-up effects. Glenn Barnes was the sound recordist
and Dave
Oldaker was key production grip. Don Dohler produced and did
photography, and Joe Ripple directed.
“…Timewarp
Films
has upgraded its special effects enormously, so that there are some
truly eye-popping moments…”
“Three
stars. Joe
Bob says check it out.”
Joe Bob Briggs
Joe Bob Goes
to
the Drive-in
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