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A silly group of college science students go an dig around in an indian burial ground for artifacts. Unfortunately, one of them becomes possessed by the evil spirit of Black Claw so he must therefore slaughter all of his friends.
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A silly group of college science students go an dig around in an indian burial ground for artifacts. Unfortunately, one of them becomes possessed by the evil spirit of Black Claw so he must therefore slaughter all of his friends.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror
Written By:Fred Olen Ray
In Theaters:12/3/1983
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:American Partnership
Cast
Fred Olen Ray
Director
Richard Hench
Randy / Black Claw
Roger Maycock
Kershaw Ellerbe
Frank McDonald
Ben Murphy
Carol Sue Flockhart
Louise Landon
Jo-Ann Robinson
D.J.
Barbara Magnusson
Ellen Corman
Kirk Alyn
Prof. Manchen
Carroll Borland
Dr. Sharon Reynolds
Cynthia Hartline
Ann
Forrest J. Ackerman
Professor Trentwood
George Randall
Billy Ironwing
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