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Sexorcist (2003)

Beautiful college student Lara and her research pals receive an unexpected invitation to the estate of Mistress Alexandra. The mysterious magical goddess they have been studying for months. Laura and her friends get more than they bargained for however, they are warned not to leave their rooms after midnight. They don't listen. Discover their fate in the Sexorcist.
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Beautiful college student Lara and her research pals receive an unexpected invitation to the estate of Mistress Alexandra. The mysterious magical goddess they have been studying for months. Laura and her friends get more than they bargained for however, they are warned not to leave their rooms after midnight. They don't listen. Discover their fate in the Sexorcist.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mike Quasar
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In Theaters:11/17/2003
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Metro

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