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Possession
Five friends find an old bunker in the forest. There, they meet a demon that resumes to split them up. Possessed by the Demon attempting to split them up into five parts - making each of them to attempt to take possession of one friend - in order to play them off against each other. Only one of them is strong enough and smart enough to unite all parts again. The others have to die...
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Five friends find an old bunker in the forest. There, they meet a demon that resumes to split them up. Possessed by the Demon attempting to split them up into five parts - making each of them to attempt to take possession of one friend - in order to play them off against each other. Only one of them is strong enough and smart enough to unite all parts again. The others have to die...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Ralf Kemper
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