Every family has a skeleton in their closet. This one just woke up.
Aug 15,2016
The day that Jonathan Harker killed Count Dracula was a more vital occasion than a great many people figure it out. For it was not only the passing of the check, it was the demolition of 'The Master's Power.' Without an ace, the whole race lost its capacity to transform people into vampires. For ages, the Harker family has watched the Master's Skull, the key that would permit another vampire ace to rise. So compelling were the Harkers that now, finished a hundred years after the fact, vampires are scarce to the point that a great many people don't trust that they even exist. This is deplorable news for the cutting edge Harker kin since regardless they trust in vampires and that makes them the town humiliation. Yet, when two dead bodies turn up with weird creature assault denotes, the Harkers persuade the town that a vampire is free to move around at will and guarantee to slaughter it in front of an audience at their family home. The main issue is, the on-screen character they enlisted to play the vampire is executed and supplanted by a real vampire who the Harkers ...
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