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Back from Hell (1992)
An aspiring movie star sells his soul. Things go wrong, as they tend to. He goes home, which leads to all manner of unpleasantry for himself and his childhood friend, who has become a priest.
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An aspiring movie star sells his soul. Things go wrong, as they tend to. He goes home, which leads to all manner of unpleasantry for himself and his childhood friend, who has become a priest.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Matt Jaissle
In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Kashmir Motion Pictures, Threat Theatre International Inc. (TTI)
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