Bloodsuckers
70s Cult
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1h 26m
1971 • United Kingdom • Directed by Robert Hartford-Davis
When a brilliant young Oxford professor disappears while researching in Greece, the British government launches an investigation that will trigger a nightmare of ritual sacrifice, sadomasochistic perversion, deranged academia and one of the most unique takes on vampirism in genre history.
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