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The Demon Club (2011)
Three girls win a radio contest to spend the night in a haunted building and if they stay till dawn they win tons of cash. The girls fight off sick and twisted demons to survive the night.
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Three girls win a radio contest to spend the night in a haunted building and if they stay till dawn they win tons of cash. The girls fight off sick and twisted demons to survive the night.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:2/10/2011
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Runtime:77 minutes
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