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Cadaverella (2007)
After losing her father at a young age, Cinder grows up neglected by a cruel stepmother determined to drain her inheritance. Counting down the days to her 21st birthday and the trust fund her father left behind, Cinder escapes her bleak life through friendship, quiet rebellion, and a dangerous attraction to the volatile Cash. When she accidentally summons the voodoo spirit Baron Samedi, Cinder is given the power to take control of her fate. But as betrayal and murder plots close in around her, Cinder must embrace supernatural justice to survive—and to exact revenge on those who tried to destroy her.
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After losing her father at a young age, Cinder grows up neglected by a cruel stepmother determined to drain her inheritance. Counting down the days to her 21st birthday and the trust fund her father left behind, Cinder escapes her bleak life through friendship, quiet rebellion, and a dangerous attraction to the volatile Cash. When she accidentally summons the voodoo spirit Baron Samedi, Cinder is given the power to take control of her fate. But as betrayal and murder plots close in around her, Cinder must embrace supernatural justice to survive—and to exact revenge on those who tried to destroy her.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Jennifer Friend, Timothy Friend
In Theaters:5/7/2007
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Brain Damage Films
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