John Stagliano's 'Voracious' Episode Seven Is Now Online

LOS ANGELES — Episode seven of John Stagliano's "Voracious" webseries is now available exclusively at EvilAngel.com, the membership site hosted by Evil Angel and Gamma Entertainment's FameDollars affiliate program.

The new chapter in the European vampire drama explores the potential threat of "raging" female vampires and is titled "You're Gonna Bring Another Whore into This Clan?" 

Former Romanian Gymnastics champion Lea Lexis reprises her role as Adrianna in the episode and is joined by Sandra Romain, Ivanna Sugar, Alice Romain and Omar Galanti as the notorious bloodsucker Dracu. 

View the NSFW trailer here.

While Stagliano praises his actors' sexual and dramatic performances, he expresses concern over a technical glitch that could or could not serve to enhance the new scene.

"The cinematography was inspired by my desperate move in the 'Fashionistas Safado' movie to shoot my scene at the Kit Kat Klub in Berlin at one seventh shutter speed to capture the faint light from black light," Stagliano explained.

"Lea, who was also the movie's make-up artist, provided the messy neon make-up which created incredible images. Unfortunately, the one seventh shutter speed caused a wicked strobe effect. This scene may be judged by some to be either unwatchable or brilliant."

The complete "Voracious" saga will be released on DVD on Sept. 27.

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