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My Blood (2019)
On a cold winter's night, William and his teenage son, Jake, enter a run-down house in a desolate section of a North-American city. Once inside, they find Mathilde, a desperate single mother who needs their help to save her daughter suffering from demonic possession.
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On a cold winter's night, William and his teenage son, Jake, enter a run-down house in a desolate section of a North-American city. Once inside, they find Mathilde, a desperate single mother who needs their help to save her daughter suffering from demonic possession.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ben Deka, Julien Deka, Adam Cushman
In Theaters:5/19/2019
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Runtime:17 minutes
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