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Assatanate (2002)
Several mysterious deaths shake the citizens of a little town. While researching the strange cases, a young detective comes under the spell of an enigmatic beauty. Her sensual charm leads him deep into a world of seductive shadow-creatures, until the strange events force him to make a final decision...
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Several mysterious deaths shake the citizens of a little town. While researching the strange cases, a young detective comes under the spell of an enigmatic beauty. Her sensual charm leads him deep into a world of seductive shadow-creatures, until the strange events force him to make a final decision...
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Fantasy, Horror
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In Theaters:5/22/2002
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Runtime:133 minutes
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