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Midnight Devils (2019)
Two rough girls, Diem and Uri, from the inner city steal a suitcase full of money from violent drug dealers and flee to an old house where Deim's grandfather lives. Just as the drug dealers find the girls, an ancient evil is awakened inside the house by a mad man and chaos ensues. The house full of criminals must all work together in order to survive the night and make it to dawn.
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Two rough girls, Diem and Uri, from the inner city steal a suitcase full of money from violent drug dealers and flee to an old house where Deim's grandfather lives. Just as the drug dealers find the girls, an ancient evil is awakened inside the house by a mad man and chaos ensues. The house full of criminals must all work together in order to survive the night and make it to dawn.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:6/27/2019
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:ITN Distribution
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