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Official Site for the award-winning independent feature...     "Irreverent, eerie, hysterically funny and deeply depraved. Combines the best of the vampire genre in one concise, original presentation that will undoubtedly be held as a defining moment in the modern interpretation of the myth." Gabrielle Faust "A bold new vision of what vampires are and what films about them can be." David Greenberg "The vampire movie has gone domestic, in a way that's darkly funny and provocative." Brian Skutle  "The ensemble cast digs deep into the metaphor-rich script and mix as well together as any potion capable of unleashing the undead persona that lurks in the farthest reaches of us all." James Wegg Review "A devilish and spicy marinated vampire brew of bratty burb teen, stylishly rude angst and undead wicked charm." Prairie Miller "The blackness of the humor is quite merciless." Richard Moria  "I have seen the future of horror and it is Phil Messerer." Herb West  "One hell of a fun ride." The Jaded Viewer      Logline: Welcome to The Facility, a vampire prison, where the vampire queen has just been caged. Synopsis: (spoiler alert if you haven't seen part 1) Helen Baxter, 16 year-old vampire, has been captured and is being held in The Facility, a top secret Pyramid complex where vampires are studied and pinned against one another in gladiatorial combat. Meanwhile, her foster sister, Lara, is introduced into the vampire community, a species of ancient beings led by a group called The Elders. Vampires are human for their first 16 years of life and are generally left with human foster families so their real parents don’t eat them. Lara learns that Helen is really the daughter of Oya, the original vampire, and is set to become the vampire queen if only she can escape from The Facility, a prison from which only one vampire has ever escaped. But that vampire was she, at the ripe old age of one day. How did she do it? And will she be able to do it again? Will Lara help her foster sister? Or will she exact her revenge on Helen, whom she blames for the death of her family. The mythology is completely original with a concerted focus on realism. These vampires are completely natural, there is nothing mystical about them. They are a species, not some walking undead. The Serpent Queen introduces us to a world whose inhabitants know the secrets of the ages, are witnesses to history and may intend to destroy all of humanity… depending on how angry we make their new queen. Prepare to be shocked, terrified and challenged. This is not your father’s vampire flick. Phil Messerer  Writer / Director sugarfactoryfilms@yahoo.com |
