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As the war between the Hunters and Demons grows. Lieutenant Skyler goes on a secret mission to investigate the missing artifact. Soon Skylers team realise that, in addition to fighting the demons, they also must fight a demon lord.
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As the war between the Hunters and Demons grows. Lieutenant Skyler goes on a secret mission to investigate the missing artifact. Soon Skylers team realise that, in addition to fighting the demons, they also must fight a demon lord.
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Genre:Horror, Action, Thriller
Written By:Omer Sari
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Spookytv
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