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Ravage (2009)

A Shaman spirit returns to make a mid-western town pay for the sins of its' forefathers. Standing in his way are the town elders who are protecting a dark secret. Hamilton, Kansas is just like any other small town. Everyone knows everyone and there are no secrets. This is where Hamilton differs from those other towns. The elder citizens harbor a dark secret that dates back to the town founders. When a mysterious stranger returns to town and people start vanishing they realize they must fight or pay for the sins of their fathers.
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A Shaman spirit returns to make a mid-western town pay for the sins of its' forefathers. Standing in his way are the town elders who are protecting a dark secret. Hamilton, Kansas is just like any other small town. Everyone knows everyone and there are no secrets. This is where Hamilton differs from those other towns. The elder citizens harbor a dark secret that dates back to the town founders. When a mysterious stranger returns to town and people start vanishing they realize they must fight or pay for the sins of their fathers.

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Dwen Doggett
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In Theaters:5/1/2009
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Runtime:105 minutes
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