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Delusion (1980)
Strange occurrences in the home of a young man who believes he sees the ghost of his dead brother, in this 1980 short, low-budget, "HItchcockian" horror film, written, directed and originally edited by film auteur, Jose Pelaez.
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Strange occurrences in the home of a young man who believes he sees the ghost of his dead brother, in this 1980 short, low-budget, "HItchcockian" horror film, written, directed and originally edited by film auteur, Jose Pelaez.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Jose Pelaez
In Theaters:10/31/1980
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Runtime:12 minutes
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