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The Demons in My Head (1997)
After losing his stereo, his job and the woman of his dreams, Travis discovers a meteorite has crashed in his backyard. Things take a very strange twist as he cracks open the meteorite and finds a mysterious headset apparatus inside that can transport objects and beings across dimensions.
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After losing his stereo, his job and the woman of his dreams, Travis discovers a meteorite has crashed in his backyard. Things take a very strange twist as he cracks open the meteorite and finds a mysterious headset apparatus inside that can transport objects and beings across dimensions.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Neil Johnson
In Theaters:1/1/1997
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Runtime:81 minutes
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