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Devil's Workshop (2022)
Desperate for a role as a demonologist, struggling actor Clayton contacts Eliza, an expert in devil lore, to help him prepare. As he spends the weekend at her home, Eliza forces Clayton to confront his troubling past, perform dark rituals, and sacrifice a goat. Does she want to help Clayton, seduce him—or destroy him?
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Desperate for a role as a demonologist, struggling actor Clayton contacts Eliza, an expert in devil lore, to help him prepare. As he spends the weekend at her home, Eliza forces Clayton to confront his troubling past, perform dark rituals, and sacrifice a goat. Does she want to help Clayton, seduce him—or destroy him?
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Chris von Hoffmann
In Theaters:9/30/2022
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Future Proof Films, Manhattan Movie Studio, Bungalow Media, Hollywood Media Bridge, Grindstone Entertainment Group
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