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Sex, Demons and Death
Letizia moves to her aunt and uncle after having lived at school. They are unable to have kids themselves and are hoping for her to be able to help them get through some of the grief they have been feeling. But that's before she starts controlling the family into destructive behavior through the use of her mind.
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Letizia moves to her aunt and uncle after having lived at school. They are unable to have kids themselves and are hoping for her to be able to help them get through some of the grief they have been feeling. But that's before she starts controlling the family into destructive behavior through the use of her mind.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Lorenzo Artale, Salvatore Bugnatelli
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:B.R.C. Produzione Film
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