Production complete on horror/comedy Vampires in Venice

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Bleiberg Entertainment has just completed production on a hororr/comedy/romance entitled VAMPIRES IN VENICE. Check out the small teaser art to the right. Here is the plot:

On his first night in his new place in Venice Beach, Keith is attacked by some kind of vampire bat and begins to feel a change coming on. Whatever’s inside him is taking over fast and he is unable to remember if the visions of blood in his head are a nightmare or reality.

The film is written and directed by first-timer Deborah Goodwin. The cast includes Edward Remington Hoffman, Aleksei Archer, Jennifer Skyler (below), Bill Cobbs (I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER), Obi Ndefo, Barbara Lee Bragg and Greg Albanese.

No other details are known at the present, but we should be hearing more about it in the future now that production has wrapped.

Source: The Film Catalogue

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