Hotel Infierno
When a man and a woman stay at the hotel, the ultra-religious Remedios begins to act stranger than usual, while her children begin trying to contact their deceased father using a strange book they found in the basement.
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When a man and a woman stay at the hotel, the ultra-religious Remedios begins to act stranger than usual, while her children begin trying to contact their deceased father using a strange book they found in the basement.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
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Box Office:$3,784
Runtime:83 minutes
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