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Chain of Souls (2001)
Kyla Travis has come to Hollywood to become an actress. She finds herself auditioning in a rundown theater for producer Carl Reese. Reese is not looking for actors; he has something far more deadly in mind.
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Kyla Travis has come to Hollywood to become an actress. She finds herself auditioning in a rundown theater for producer Carl Reese. Reese is not looking for actors; he has something far more deadly in mind.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Dennis Devine
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Unknown Productions
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