Vice vs. Vampyres - "The Badge meets the Bite!" - the Radio Play WORLD PREMIERE

 MountainFire Media, LLC

presents

VICE vs. VAMPYRES

"The Badge meets the Bite"


An Original Radio Play 

Written and Directed by

Brad Havens


The Story So Far: Joe and his Team of wayward Vice Cops take one last shot at redemption when they take on a White Slavery Ring operating out of a night club, only to discover it is operated by a Den of Old World Vampyres!

It's time for Vampyres to be the Monsters they always were - Savage, Sophisticated & nearly Immortal! What better way to demonstrate their power than pitting them against a Team of desperate Vice Cops willing to bend the Law to save their own skins? 

Two very different types of Predators locked in a deadly Game of Survival - it's Kill or be Killed with only one chance at Escape!

70 minutes of genre bending non-stop Action Suspense and Horror for Fans of Audio Entertainment everywhere! Listen now on YT or visit the official web page for more!


Part One    Part Two    Part Three

or

www.mountainfiremedia.com/vice-vs-vampyres-screenplay





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