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Child of the Sabbat (1989)

Unsolved child abductions linked with covert satanic cults and "virgin sacrifice" inspired this 1989 controversial re-enactment which concludes with a verbatim, esoteric Luciferian ritual. A Catholic Priest investigates the abduction of an 11 year old parochial school girl who returns in a comatose state.
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Unsolved child abductions linked with covert satanic cults and "virgin sacrifice" inspired this 1989 controversial re-enactment which concludes with a verbatim, esoteric Luciferian ritual. A Catholic Priest investigates the abduction of an 11 year old parochial school girl who returns in a comatose state.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Louis Ferriol
Written By:Louis Ferriol
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Carlson International, Vidimax

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