Vampires: Los Muertos (2002) DVDRip x264-mMx

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Vampires: Los Muertos (2002) DVDRip x264-mMx
  • Release date: 27 Jun 2003
  • Release year: 2002
  • Runtime: 93 minutes
  • Country: United States, Mexico
  • Keywords: bounty hunter, villainess, massacre, vampire hunter, vampire, part of trilogy, crossbow, telepathy, monastery, blood transfusion
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A vampire hunter and a priest fight a band of the walking dead in Mexico.
In Mexico, another vampire slayer, Derek Bliss, is hired by a shady priest and aided by a group of fellow slayers in finding a large nest of 'suckers' and their powerful leader, a vampire princess. She is seeking a legendary black crucifix - the same crucifix used unsuccessfully in the first movie to perform a ritual which will enable vampires to walk in sunlight and be invulnerable.

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