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The 28th Day: The Wrath of Steph (2013)
Steph has been possessed by the spirit of the Evil Lord Zasulground and it's up to Steph and her best friend Liz Lucky to defeat it.
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Steph has been possessed by the spirit of the Evil Lord Zasulground and it's up to Steph and her best friend Liz Lucky to defeat it.
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In Theaters:1/1/2013
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:8-Track Productions
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