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After her boyfriend's attempted suicide, a young woman goes to an elderly priest and his assistant asking for help. They soon discover her boyfriend is possessed but suspect the being is far bigger than a demonic force.
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After her boyfriend's attempted suicide, a young woman goes to an elderly priest and his assistant asking for help. They soon discover her boyfriend is possessed but suspect the being is far bigger than a demonic force.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Martin Fisher
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:No More Talking Productions
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