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Alien Whispers (2021)
In the Texas town of Amarillo, her family will unknowingly open the door to evil that will change their lives forever. The family will have to call upon God to help them remove the demons from the house. Based on the true story of Ashley Hays Wright.
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In the Texas town of Amarillo, her family will unknowingly open the door to evil that will change their lives forever. The family will have to call upon God to help them remove the demons from the house. Based on the true story of Ashley Hays Wright.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Ashley Hays Wright
In Theaters:3/1/2021
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Runtime:64 minutes
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