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Bad Magic (1998)
After Renny's brother Amos is killed in a robbery gone bad, the only thing left to do is seek revenge on the vicious gang he belonged to...the RED CLAWS...except this isn't going to be an ordinary vigilante score! Renny seeks the aid of a renown witch doctor in the West Indies to invoke terror and bloodshed through means of voodoo! Renny must cross into a nightmare world and learn the Black Arts. But this knowledge comes with a cost, and the price is blood.
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After Renny's brother Amos is killed in a robbery gone bad, the only thing left to do is seek revenge on the vicious gang he belonged to...the RED CLAWS...except this isn't going to be an ordinary vigilante score! Renny seeks the aid of a renown witch doctor in the West Indies to invoke terror and bloodshed through means of voodoo! Renny must cross into a nightmare world and learn the Black Arts. But this knowledge comes with a cost, and the price is blood.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:11/10/1998
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Polonia Brothers Entertainment
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