The Thirst | |
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Directed by | Jeremy Kasten |
Written by | Ben Lustig Liz Maccie Wayne Mahon Mark A. Altman Jeremy Kasten |
Produced by | Mark A. Altman Mark Gottwald |
Starring | Matt Keeslar Clare Kramer Jeremy Sisto Serena Scott Thomas Neil Jackson Adam Baldwin Charlotte Ayanna Erik Palladino Ellie Cornell Tom Lenk |
Cinematography | Raymond Stella |
Edited by | Kevin Greutert Jeremy Kasten |
Music by | Joe Kraemer |
Distributed by | Anchor Bay Entertainment |
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Running time | 88 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
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Recovering drug addicts Maxx (Matt Keeslar) and Lisa (Clare Kramer) are persuaded by vampire clan leader Darius (Jeremy Sisto) to give up their humanity and join him as vampires. They do so, but then give up the vampire's blood addiction – the Thirst. After enduring the withdrawal symptoms, the couple turns against the band of vampires who made them. [1]
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