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Hello lovely Patrons!

The trailer for Dracula's Ex-Girlfriend, the short film that I wrote for Nebula, is here!

I'm really excited to share it with you, I think it's some of my best work. We're having a big red carpet premiere in Hollywood on the 9th of September, so I told Nebula I wanted to share that special event with my digital audience, soooo...

I’m giving away 13 tickets to the premiere!

Share the trailer with the tag #DEX on socials to be entered into the draw. We'll pick names out of a hat on Friday!

Details:

- 9th of September, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California

- You have to sort your own flights and accommodation lol

- Tickets include a +1 so you can bring a friend

- You'll get a bunch of DEX Merch Swag

- Dress Code: Gothic Black Tie :P

- Adults only please

Hope to see some of you there!

Files

Dracula's Ex-Girlfriend — Official Trailer

Abigail Thorn’s Dracula's Ex-Girlfriend is a short film premiering exclusively on Nebula September 13, 2024. https://go.nebula.tv/dex Two former rivals reconnect over drinks and a quick bite. One is compulsively running through men and can’t kick the habit of drinking their blood, and the other is working through her trauma and settling down with a new career in monster counseling. Things get a little uncomfortable when the conversation turns to the same toxic lover that connected them — Count Dracula. Dracula's Ex-Girlfriend is directed by Valentina Vee and stars Morgana Ignis, Abigail Thorn, & Brandon Rogers.

Comments

David Demma

I'd love to attend, but 3 days' notice from Friday>Monday is a touch too short to arrange travel/accommodations to LA, especially after attending the premiere of Identiteaze back in June. Having said that, best of luck with the premiere and release, your work is simply amazing!

Marjorie Zeager

Oughhhh I live in Ohio :((( but God this is gonna whip

Hazel Quantock

That trailer has teeth! Very excited for this.

Cheryl Jolly

Really looking forward to this. I can see now why Abi described her character in this as problematic lol.