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Crystal Force 2: Dark Angel (1994)

An evil stranger with a dark crystal wanders the night collecting souls for Satan. He finds Jake who has only one desire in life -- her name is Allison. He'll give anything to have her, even his soul. A bargain that would be struck in the shadows of Hell. In this terrifying and erotic sequel, one man battles the seductions of evil and the forces of doom for the love of a woman.
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An evil stranger with a dark crystal wanders the night collecting souls for Satan. He finds Jake who has only one desire in life -- her name is Allison. He'll give anything to have her, even his soul. A bargain that would be struck in the shadows of Hell. In this terrifying and erotic sequel, one man battles the seductions of evil and the forces of doom for the love of a woman.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:James MacKinnon
Written By:Patrick Quinn
In Theaters:1/1/1994
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Goblin Craft Productions

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