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The Devil Takes a Holiday (1996)
A nouveau riche family's Thanksgiving weekend is turned upside down by the Prince of Darkness in this outlandish fable for the politically incorrect.
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A nouveau riche family's Thanksgiving weekend is turned upside down by the Prince of Darkness in this outlandish fable for the politically incorrect.
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Genre:Fantasy, Comedy
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In Theaters:1/28/1996
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Invasion Entertainment, JFA Film Productions
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