Les Vampires - Plot

Plot

English title French title Released Runtime
1 "The Severed Head" "La Tête Coupée" 13 November 1915 33 mins.
2 "The Ring That Kills" "La Bague Qui Tue" 13 November 1915 15 mins.
3 "The Red Codebook" "Le Cryptogramme Rouge" 4 December 1915 42 mins.
4 "The Spectre" "Le Spectre" 7 January 1916 32 mins.
5 "Dead Man's Escape" "L'évasion Du Mort" 28 January 1916 37 mins.
6 "Hypnotic Eyes" "Les Yeux Qui Fascinent" 24 March 1916 58 mins.
7 "Satanas" "Satanus" 15 April 1916 46 mins.
8 "The Thunder Master" "Le Maître de la Foudre" 12 May 1916 55 mins.
9 "The Poisoner" "L'homme des Poisons" 2 June 1916 53 mins.
10 "The Terrible Wedding" "Les Noces Sanglantes" 30 June 1916 60 mins.

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