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Queen of Snakes (2019)

Angry at her daughter/caretaker for being directly responsible for her paraplegia, the reclusive Mrs. Crawford accidentally receives a package containing a mysterious amulet. The ancient treasure grants her the horrific powers of a lesser Norse goddess known as the Queen of Snakes and, in a quest to control them, becomes a danger to herself... and potentially the ENTIRE WORLD!
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Angry at her daughter/caretaker for being directly responsible for her paraplegia, the reclusive Mrs. Crawford accidentally receives a package containing a mysterious amulet. The ancient treasure grants her the horrific powers of a lesser Norse goddess known as the Queen of Snakes and, in a quest to control them, becomes a danger to herself... and potentially the ENTIRE WORLD!

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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Christopher R. Mihm
In Theaters:4/24/2019
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:All For George Productions

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