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Blonde Heaven

1995 · 1h 20m · Horror, Thriller · United States of America · Rated R (US)

What a way to go!

A coven of vampires operates out of a modeling/escort agency known as Blonde Heaven. Angie came from Oklahoma to find her way into the movie business, but is followed by her boyfriend Kyle. Head vamp Illyana takes a liking to Angie and convinces her to do escort work for the agency, but has other recruiting plans for her as well. While the vampires do their sleazy work around LA (and Angie gets in over her head), Kyle and a vampire hunter team up to try and stop the fiends.

Directed by
David DeCoteau
Written by
Kenneth J. Hall, Matthew Jason Walsh, Mark Millenko
Starring
Julie Strain, Raelyn Saalman, Michelle Bauer, Joe Estevez
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