Pretty Dead Things Trailer (2006)

"Death Never Looked This Good" 26 October 2006 Horror, Comedy 90 mins

Adult film star Jennifer Bond has everything a girl could want: looks, power, a fabulously dangerously sexy boyfriend…and immortality due to the fact she was transformed into a vampire circa 1979. But as her 50th birthday draws near, she returns to the town she left in search of the love of her life, the aging porn director John Welles. Unfortunately, one of her travelling companions and former co-star takes a shine to one of their midnight snacks, a pizza delivery boy, and she creates a new vampire with a taste for bloody revenge! As the four ex-porn stars ravage the town as part of their nightly fun, the pizza boy hooks up with the beleaguered mayor and the Moral Majority to stomp out the dangerously porn star-vampire menace.

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Cast

Patrick Pitu as Denver Longshanks / The Pizza Boy

William DeCoff as John Welles

Danielle Lozeau as Jennifer Bond

Ashley Eaton as Shelby St. Exxmin

Ross Kelly as Rex Van Horn

Salvatore Marchese as Mayor Bowden

Jason Witter as Shane Starkweather

Donald Foley as Moe Blu

Heather Cooney as Cheery Jogger

Caleb Emerson as Big Jake

Robin L. Watkins as Billy Oswald

Crew

Richard Griffin Director

Sandeep Parikh Writer

Richard Griffin Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 26 October 2006

Production Companies

Scorpio Film Releasing

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