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Hour Of The Witch
A young student rents a run down attic apartment due to the lack of money. Not too fond of the old legends and traditions of this place, she still researches the dark history of Altena. Not knowing that she attracted the attention of some age old powers who strive for her soul. Her nightmare begins exactly at the witching hour...
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A young student rents a run down attic apartment due to the lack of money. Not too fond of the old legends and traditions of this place, she still researches the dark history of Altena. Not knowing that she attracted the attention of some age old powers who strive for her soul. Her nightmare begins exactly at the witching hour...
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Sascha Goldbach, Sabrina Arnds, H.P. Lovecraft
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:ItWaits Films
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