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The Devil's Playground (1989)

After an attempted rape at a party goes horribly wrong, a local headbanger is viciously assaulted and crippled by a group of vengeful jocks. Upon his recovery, he utilizes a mysterious book and black magic ritual to harness the evil powers of Satan. After luring his unsuspecting assaulters to the ominous Devil's Playground, he enacts a thoroughly unhinged throat slashing and entrail ripping revenge!
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After an attempted rape at a party goes horribly wrong, a local headbanger is viciously assaulted and crippled by a group of vengeful jocks. Upon his recovery, he utilizes a mysterious book and black magic ritual to harness the evil powers of Satan. After luring his unsuspecting assaulters to the ominous Devil's Playground, he enacts a thoroughly unhinged throat slashing and entrail ripping revenge!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Michael W. Johnson
Written By:Michael W. Johnson
In Theaters:8/4/1989
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Runtime:65 minutes
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