Embrace of the Vampire (2013)

Emerging from the protective cocoon of an all-girls Catholic school, the innocent and unworldly Charlotte Hawthorn, played by Sharon Hinnendael, ventures into the daunting realm of a co-ed university, armed with a scholarship for her prowess in fencing. Harboring the lonely secret of her mother's demise, Charlotte finds solace in her roommate Nicole, and solace in her job at a coffee shop managed by the affable Chris. But beneath her quiet exterior, Charlotte battles thalassemia, a condition forcing her to rely on medicine. Her life takes a complex turn when she attracts the attention of her enigmatic fencing coach and literature professor, Professor Cole, stirring waves of envy in her teammate, Eliza. As Charlotte's new world unravels, she is plagued by unnerving daydreams and haunted by a chilling evil that seems to have trailed her from her past. It tugs at her with disturbing nightmares and lures her into a shadowy abyss of forbidden desires. An ancient hunger stirs within her, yearning for the sensual pleasures of the flesh and a bloodthirst that is both horrifying and irresistible. As this internal struggle intensifies, Charlotte finds an unlikely guide in Daciana, a mystic and shop owner, who reveals her destiny as a vampire hunter. While disbelief initially clouds Charlotte's judgement, the dire fate of her friends forces her acceptance of this terrifying truth. In the face of haunting chaos and torment, Charlotte's spirit proves resistant. She teeters on the precipice of losing her soul, her inner beast growling at the confines of her humanity. And as she wrestles with her dark destiny, those within her orbit risk being ensnared in a horrifying fate. Embrace of the Vampire (2013) is a chilling dance between innocence and darkness, a battle for a soul teetering on the edge of an abyss.

Embrace of the Vampire is a horror movie featuring Sharon Hinnendael.

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