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Sacrificial (2018)

In a hidden part of the Everglades, a phony Voodoo cult worships the fake God Kwanga. Head priest De Obayah, and cult priestess Brigitte are a very greedy pair, who will do anything to achieve their goals.
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In a hidden part of the Everglades, a phony Voodoo cult worships the fake God Kwanga. Head priest De Obayah, and cult priestess Brigitte are a very greedy pair, who will do anything to achieve their goals.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Tony Schweikle
Written By:Tony Schweikle
In Theaters:1/19/2018
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:HAS III Ent., Rum & Hot Peppers

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