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Insidious Possession (2026)

A former A-student begins lashing out in school and at home. Her parents reach out to their priest for help. Only to realize that the girl is possessed by the devil. Now the unexperienced priest must fight for the girl’s soul and the souls of the entire town.
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A former A-student begins lashing out in school and at home. Her parents reach out to their priest for help. Only to realize that the girl is possessed by the devil. Now the unexperienced priest must fight for the girl’s soul and the souls of the entire town.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Marcel Walz
Written By:Joshua Pruett
In Theaters:8/14/2026
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Studio:The Asylum

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