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Harvester of Eyes (2025)
The evil demoness Lucinda sends her diabolical sister Sinthia from the Gates of Hell back to earth to collect human eyeballs, known to be the gateways to the soul. As the string of bodies pile up, a burnt-out police inspector is hot on her trail. Will he put an end to Sinthia's reign of terror, or perhaps become the next victim?
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The evil demoness Lucinda sends her diabolical sister Sinthia from the Gates of Hell back to earth to collect human eyeballs, known to be the gateways to the soul. As the string of bodies pile up, a burnt-out police inspector is hot on her trail. Will he put an end to Sinthia's reign of terror, or perhaps become the next victim?
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:2/21/2025
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Charach Productions, Polonia Brothers Entertainment, Very Scary Productions, Sterling Entertainment Company
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