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Evil Lurks (2023)

A troubled woman seeks help from an unscrupulous hypnotist and triggers a series of events that force all to question their reality and what's really lurking in the shadows.
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A troubled woman seeks help from an unscrupulous hypnotist and triggers a series of events that force all to question their reality and what's really lurking in the shadows.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aaron Hawkins, Chris Shern
In Theaters:1/7/2023
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Runtime:104 minutes
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