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Hypocritical Hit (2021)

The satanic panic in the 1980s was real.... real hypocritical. When religious parents Bill and Shelley take away their daughter's metal records and D&D they have to answer to a lower power for their own sins and now it's up Chloe and Lou to save them from Satan's grasp! Hypocritical Hit is a new film from Ama Lea dedicated to all the girls who grew up with dirt under their nails and metal in their hearts.
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The satanic panic in the 1980s was real.... real hypocritical. When religious parents Bill and Shelley take away their daughter's metal records and D&D they have to answer to a lower power for their own sins and now it's up Chloe and Lou to save them from Satan's grasp! Hypocritical Hit is a new film from Ama Lea dedicated to all the girls who grew up with dirt under their nails and metal in their hearts.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Ama Lea
Written By:Marc Gottlieb
In Theaters:10/31/2021
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Studio:The Midnight Company

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