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Gothkill (2009)

An inquisitor tries to stop his superiors from burning innocent people at the stake but is burned for his "treason". He curses god and makes a pact with the devil. Now in modern times he must kill to fulfill his pact. Can a group of goths survive?
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An inquisitor tries to stop his superiors from burning innocent people at the stake but is burned for his "treason". He curses god and makes a pact with the devil. Now in modern times he must kill to fulfill his pact. Can a group of goths survive?

Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:James Connelly
Written By:James Connelly
In Theaters:5/12/2009
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:WildEye Releasing

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