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A public relations firm is really a front for a devil-worshiping cult that kidnaps young models to sacrifice to the devil. A reporter stumbles onto their operation.
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A public relations firm is really a front for a devil-worshiping cult that kidnaps young models to sacrifice to the devil. A reporter stumbles onto their operation.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Mark Burchett, Michael D. Fox
In Theaters:10/31/1996
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Runtime:99 minutes
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Cast
Mark Burchett, Michael D. Fox
Director
Paul Morris
Pete McGavin
Amber Newman
Brittany Drake
David A. Levy
Gideon Jessup
Lucy Frashure
Julie Swanson
Renae Raos
Detective Leslie Kellogg
Debbie Rochon
Madame Natalie
S. William Hinzman
Miles Bishop
Kindra Laub
Gretchen
Rob Calvert
Lester
Cari Minster
Tawny
Amy Ballard
Victoria
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