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Abyzou: Taker of Children
Unable to give birth to a child of her own the demon Abyzou Tries to take possession of a young mother to be. Now Hailee must fight this ancient evil for her unborn child's soul.
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Unable to give birth to a child of her own the demon Abyzou Tries to take possession of a young mother to be. Now Hailee must fight this ancient evil for her unborn child's soul.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Jordan Pacheco
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Studio:Grimbridge Productions, Lock it Down Productions
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