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March 24th, 2008

Jones, Madsen, DMX in ‘The Bleeding’

Vinnie JonesVinnie Jones, Michael Matthias, Michael Madsen, DMX and Armand Assante are set to star in The Bleeding, a horror/action pic from Indifferent Entertainment, Variety reports.

The story centers on an ex-Army Ranger searching for the killer of his parents who discovers a family of vampires in a former chemical weapons factory-turned-nightclub. Interesting. Shooting begins next month in North Carolina.

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