Lauren Hall is an extremely attractive vampire in the title role of Fred Lincoln's stylish horror movie, which presents its own version of vampire mythos.
Hall needs serum from the blood of male virgins to survive and remain immortal, with the caveat that sex with a vampire (like her) does not change one's virgin status. She is served by loyal butler Jamie Gillis and her vampire acolyte Madison, but a mistake on Madison's part, procuring a non-virgin by mistake for her princess, results in Lauren taking sick.
She ages, her loss of immortality causing her centuries of existence to catch up with her, and very fine makeup effects create a nice shock shot of her aged face. Hall's sister Isis (played wonderfully by tattooed star Viper) arrives from "the other world" to save the day, having a gang-bang with the male sex slaves and curing sis with serum so obtained, in time for a surprise happy ending.
It's a straightforward story, well-performed and shot.
Hall needs serum from the blood of male virgins to survive and remain immortal, with the caveat that sex with a vampire (like her) does not change one's virgin status. She is served by loyal butler Jamie Gillis and her vampire acolyte Madison, but a mistake on Madison's part, procuring a non-virgin by mistake for her princess, results in Lauren taking sick.
She ages, her loss of immortality causing her centuries of existence to catch up with her, and very fine makeup effects create a nice shock shot of her aged face. Hall's sister Isis (played wonderfully by tattooed star Viper) arrives from "the other world" to save the day, having a gang-bang with the male sex slaves and curing sis with serum so obtained, in time for a surprise happy ending.
It's a straightforward story, well-performed and shot.