Daybreakers - A Stub review with Mike Seidl

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In this Stub Mike looks at the new vampire movie: Daybreakers

Directed by The Spierig Brothers

Writing credits The Spierig Brothers

Cast (in credits order)
Ethan Hawke... Edward Dalton
Sam Neill... Charles Bromley
Claudia Karvan... Audrey Bennett
Willem Dafoe... Lionel 'Elvis' Cormac



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