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The Devil's Messenger (1962)
Compiled from three segments derived from the horror series 13 Demon Street, Satan recruits a young suicide victim named Satanya, who he returns to Earth as a messenger and lure new souls to Hell in exchange for clemency.
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Compiled from three segments derived from the horror series 13 Demon Street, Satan recruits a young suicide victim named Satanya, who he returns to Earth as a messenger and lure new souls to Hell in exchange for clemency.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Leo Guild, Dory Previn, Curt Siodmak
In Theaters:10/24/1962
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Herts-Lion International Corp.
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