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Purgatory (2024)
In Purgatory, young witch Jane Raimi accidentally opens the door to Purgatory while practicing forbidden magic, allowing a demon to escape and possess her unsuspecting babysitter. As chaos unfolds, Jane must confront her mistake and find a way to banish the demon before it spreads its dark influence. The short film weaves supernatural horror with a gripping tale of responsibility and redemption.
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In Purgatory, young witch Jane Raimi accidentally opens the door to Purgatory while practicing forbidden magic, allowing a demon to escape and possess her unsuspecting babysitter. As chaos unfolds, Jane must confront her mistake and find a way to banish the demon before it spreads its dark influence. The short film weaves supernatural horror with a gripping tale of responsibility and redemption.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Gavin Gavidia
In Theaters:2/23/2024
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Runtime:29 minutes
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