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A woman must face a strange cult and their nefarious Messiah if she is going to avoid being their human sacrifice.
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A woman must face a strange cult and their nefarious Messiah if she is going to avoid being their human sacrifice.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Bob Woolsey
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Borrowtime Films
Cast
Nicholas Humphries
Director
Romuald Hivert
Cult Member (voice)
Mayumi Yoshida
Cult Member (voice)
Chioma Okoeye
Cult Member (voice)
Mauricio Payan
Cult Member (voice)
Michelle Ferguson
The woman
Jason Vaisvila
The Messiah
Michelle Ferguson
The Sacrifice
Trevor Gemma
Cult Member
Brandi-Lee Last
Cult Member
Julie Dawn Parrell
Cult Member
Shannon Gorst
Cult Member
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