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New World Order (2002)
The diary of an occult novelist sends a young college student, on a journey into the paranormal and fantastic, evolving into a living nightmare of paranoia and terror.
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The diary of an occult novelist sends a young college student, on a journey into the paranormal and fantastic, evolving into a living nightmare of paranoia and terror.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Jay Lee
In Theaters:1/13/2002
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Runtime:100 minutes
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