Vampire Resurrection (2001)

Name: Vampire Resurrection
Director: Denice Duff
Genre: Horror
Released: 2001-06-04
Duration: 1 h 17 min
Cast: Denice Duff, James Horan, Jillian McWhirter, Frank Bruynbroek

Horror

Director: Denice Duff

Cast: Denice Duff, James Horan, Jillian McWhirter, Frank Bruynbroek

Runtime77 min

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Buried deep beneath the earth for a hundred years Jonathan had to sacrifice his own soul and become a vampire in order to find his true love. Meanwhile, a beautiful young woman, Victoria, wakes from recurring dreams of a time when she was in love. It is clear that Victoria is Jonathan's true love and when they finally meet, they realize that their souls are forever intertwined. Victoria finds herself caught between her immortal love and her mortal ties. Jonathan has made the ultimate sacrifice for her - his own mortality. Will she now do the same for him?

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Fans of horror and supernatural drama will be captivated by the unique premise of Vampire Resurrection, directed by Denice Duff in 2001. The film blends gothic romance and ancient vampire lore, featuring an immortal love story between the lead actors Denice Duff and James Horan that spans centuries and explores the sacrifice required to reconnect with one's true soulmate.

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