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Supernaturalz: Weird, Creepy & Random (2012)
When Indian magician The Mighty Sardar (Paulson Ambookan) encounters Dawn (Debbie D), a murderess fresh out of jail, she convinces him to find her daughter. Confronted with his own past, Sardar is drawn into a conflict between six girls facing down the gods themselves. Are one of those girls Dawn's daughter and can Sardar's exorcism save any of them?
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When Indian magician The Mighty Sardar (Paulson Ambookan) encounters Dawn (Debbie D), a murderess fresh out of jail, she convinces him to find her daughter. Confronted with his own past, Sardar is drawn into a conflict between six girls facing down the gods themselves. Are one of those girls Dawn's daughter and can Sardar's exorcism save any of them?
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Benjamin Parris
In Theaters:8/17/2012
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Ben Parris Productions
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