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In the Name of the Devil
A woman very dedicated to God has a daughter, which forces her to pray at all times, but she does not think like her mother, and has another way to do it. She worships the devil and is owned by him!
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A woman very dedicated to God has a daughter, which forces her to pray at all times, but she does not think like her mother, and has another way to do it. She worships the devil and is owned by him!
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Genre:Horror
Written By:José Medina
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