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Ouija Mummy (2019)
A young girl is possessed by the spirit of a malevolent Egyptian Goddess after she and her friends conjure the entity with a spirit board.
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A young girl is possessed by the spirit of a malevolent Egyptian Goddess after she and her friends conjure the entity with a spirit board.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:8/25/2019
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Runtime:61 minutes
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Cast
Sophie Godin
Director
Joel D. Wynkoop
Karate Irving
Kii Hornick
Chase Logan
Briana Wyman
Natalie Logan / Ahhotep I
Sophie Godin
Paul Logan
Sharla Darcus Moore
Becca
Eight The Chosen One
Anubis
Cayt Feinics
Ahhotep I (voice)
Mary Catherine Holseybrook Wynkoop
Cassandra Alexander
Bob Glazier
Mailman Sam
Brett Kelly
Uncle Dave
Alberto Giovannelli
Officer Tony Berto
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