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Ouija Nazi (2014)

Six sorority girls escape to the countryside for a weekend getaway with their new pledge, Dawn. But, unbeknownst to them, an evil force from World War II is waiting for them - Dawn's great-grandfather, a notorious Nazi murderer. When they conduct a séance that awakens the spirit of the evil killer, their fun weekend getaway becomes a never-ending nightmare as they are are hunted down by the vengeful spirit.
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Six sorority girls escape to the countryside for a weekend getaway with their new pledge, Dawn. But, unbeknownst to them, an evil force from World War II is waiting for them - Dawn's great-grandfather, a notorious Nazi murderer. When they conduct a séance that awakens the spirit of the evil killer, their fun weekend getaway becomes a never-ending nightmare as they are are hunted down by the vengeful spirit.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Dennis Devine
Written By:Monte Hunter
In Theaters:2/4/2014
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Studio:Tom Cat Films

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