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Prayers in the Dark (2013)

An underground Brotherhood battling the demonic forces that thrive in the shadows of society find themselves unwillingly up against an evil more powerful than any one of them has ever seen... or so they think. Their faith, trust and friendship is put to the test as they discover that the true path to redemption - is sacrifice.
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An underground Brotherhood battling the demonic forces that thrive in the shadows of society find themselves unwillingly up against an evil more powerful than any one of them has ever seen... or so they think. Their faith, trust and friendship is put to the test as they discover that the true path to redemption - is sacrifice.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Joaquin F. Palma
Written By:Alexander Fitchett
In Theaters:1/18/2013
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Local Threat, SoCali Studios

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