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The Devil Frame (2019)
A photographer becomes obsessed with the visceral artwork and ceremony of voodoo. As he becomes more addicted to the practice, he creates his own path to demonization.
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A photographer becomes obsessed with the visceral artwork and ceremony of voodoo. As he becomes more addicted to the practice, he creates his own path to demonization.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:Rob Sepulveda
In Theaters:4/24/2019
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Runtime:79 minutes
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