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Brutal Colors (2015)
Horror movie is a macabre story that tells us about a plastic artist named Brie who searches and tries to develop her mind inside her beautiful house. It keeps the darkest secrets and mysteries where beings from the beyond order her to commit crimes and something demonic is behind this?
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Horror movie is a macabre story that tells us about a plastic artist named Brie who searches and tries to develop her mind inside her beautiful house. It keeps the darkest secrets and mysteries where beings from the beyond order her to commit crimes and something demonic is behind this?
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Action
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In Theaters:8/24/2015
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Studio:Hannover House
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