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Dembela (2022)
A CGI demonic doll possesses Chris and attempts to eliminate anyone with knowledge of his existence. Professor Scabascooby, the keeper of the Book of the Dead, has other plans for Dembela.
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A CGI demonic doll possesses Chris and attempts to eliminate anyone with knowledge of his existence. Professor Scabascooby, the keeper of the Book of the Dead, has other plans for Dembela.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/2022
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:388 Studios
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