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Taryn Barker: Demon Hunter (2017)
A young girl tormented by the tragedies of her past is brought in for questioning by the police over the death of a man, who she claims to be a demon. Detective Beckett realizes this is the same girl he made a broken promise to seven years ago that he'd find the monster that raped and murdered her 12 year old sister.
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A young girl tormented by the tragedies of her past is brought in for questioning by the police over the death of a man, who she claims to be a demon. Detective Beckett realizes this is the same girl he made a broken promise to seven years ago that he'd find the monster that raped and murdered her 12 year old sister.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Zoe Kavanagh, Tony Flynn
In Theaters:3/24/2017
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Ill Eagle Films, Constant Motion Pictures, Full Metal Films
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