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Realm Of Souls (2013)

Last year, a group of filmmakers set out to investigate 13 of the most haunted locations in Georgia to gather evidence of the supernatural for their next horror film... they never finished. This is the movie they never got to make.
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Last year, a group of filmmakers set out to investigate 13 of the most haunted locations in Georgia to gather evidence of the supernatural for their next horror film... they never finished. This is the movie they never got to make.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Chase Smith
Written By:Chase Smith
In Theaters:9/27/2013
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Spirit World Productions, Brain Damage Films

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