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Sacrifice Me (2019)

'SACRIFICE ME' is a psychological horror that follows 'Katherine' a middle aged woman that isn't happy with anything in her life. She hates the way she looks, she feels rejected by everyone she meets, this woman is totally alone. And then one day Katherine is offered the deal of a lifetime, only that deal is offered by the devil in disguise. The devil appears to Katherine in her own reflection as the beautiful young woman she wants to be. But there is a price to pay for what Katherine wants. Katherine is given four coins. The four coins represent something missing from Katherines life that she wants. She finds four people with the different things that she is looking for and gives them the coins, in exchange she gets what she desires. Little does she know that when the coins work their magic, the victim loses much more than Katherine originally thought. How far will Katherine go to look like the beautiful woman in her reflection? We are about to find out.....
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'SACRIFICE ME' is a psychological horror that follows 'Katherine' a middle aged woman that isn't happy with anything in her life. She hates the way she looks, she feels rejected by everyone she meets, this woman is totally alone. And then one day Katherine is offered the deal of a lifetime, only that deal is offered by the devil in disguise. The devil appears to Katherine in her own reflection as the beautiful young woman she wants to be. But there is a price to pay for what Katherine wants. Katherine is given four coins. The four coins represent something missing from Katherines life that she wants. She finds four people with the different things that she is looking for and gives them the coins, in exchange she gets what she desires. Little does she know that when the coins work their magic, the victim loses much more than Katherine originally thought. How far will Katherine go to look like the beautiful woman in her reflection? We are about to find out.....

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Chloe Carroll
Written By:Chloe Carroll
In Theaters:7/11/2019
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Fear Crypt

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