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Hellspawn (1993)
Mick and Jack are asked to house sit for a relative in a small town. They soon realize that there is a mysterious killer and grave robber plaguing the town and they might just be the next target. Mick and Jack must solve the mystery in order to save their own lives.
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Mick and Jack are asked to house sit for a relative in a small town. They soon realize that there is a mysterious killer and grave robber plaguing the town and they might just be the next target. Mick and Jack must solve the mystery in order to save their own lives.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:John Polonia
In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Sterling Entertainment
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