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Messenger of Wrath (2017)
An independent 12 year old girl named Three is home alone late one night when her house is invaded by several masked intruders. While trying to escape from them she learns of a far more dangerous threat waiting outside.
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An independent 12 year old girl named Three is home alone late one night when her house is invaded by several masked intruders. While trying to escape from them she learns of a far more dangerous threat waiting outside.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ryan Callaway
In Theaters:9/8/2017
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Runtime:122 minutes
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