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Apollyon - The Black Awakening (2021)

Throughout 10 cryptic and traumatic chapters, we indulge in to realm of serial killers via cults and demons. Chapter one begins with The Black Awakening. Outcast and loner Hayden Kroll awakens to a bloody corpse in a Miami motel room. Tormented by his actions, Hayden seeks to find answers behind his demonic bloodlust. Apollyon gives a new meaning to hell on earth in this supernatural horror film. While Hayden looks to put an end to his sadistic behavior, a series of isolated events occur that brings his demons full circle. As detectives uncover Hayden's bloody trial, they seek the help of paranormal investigator, Sara. Through trials tribulations, Hayden looks to find a way out of the seemingly endless rabbit hole of evil, anguish, and death.
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Throughout 10 cryptic and traumatic chapters, we indulge in to realm of serial killers via cults and demons. Chapter one begins with The Black Awakening. Outcast and loner Hayden Kroll awakens to a bloody corpse in a Miami motel room. Tormented by his actions, Hayden seeks to find answers behind his demonic bloodlust. Apollyon gives a new meaning to hell on earth in this supernatural horror film. While Hayden looks to put an end to his sadistic behavior, a series of isolated events occur that brings his demons full circle. As detectives uncover Hayden's bloody trial, they seek the help of paranormal investigator, Sara. Through trials tribulations, Hayden looks to find a way out of the seemingly endless rabbit hole of evil, anguish, and death.

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