Midnight Kiss
A modern vampire is killing people and sucking blood in the city. The police can't stop him, because of his wits and strength. One night, fighting with a police woman, the vampire bites her, but instead of becoming a new mistress for him, this woman becomes a super vampi-cop...
Casts & Crew
Michelle Owens
Michael McMillen
Gregory A. Greer
Robert Miano
Celeste Yarnall
B.J. Gates
Darla Grant
Deborah Thompson Duda
Gino Dentie
Michelle Foreman
Gabriel Dell Jr.
Also Directed by Joel Bender
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