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The Dark Essence
After being shunned by the community, Todd Reid and Jim James are determined to gain more followers for their satanic group, The Dark Essence, and to spread the word of secularism to the United States.
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After being shunned by the community, Todd Reid and Jim James are determined to gain more followers for their satanic group, The Dark Essence, and to spread the word of secularism to the United States.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Brenda Nascimento, Mari Assad
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Mod and Brad Productions
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