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The Ghosting (1991)

A spunky working mom moves her husband - still stressed out from the Vietnam era - and their two children into an old abandoned church where they are tormented by an evil shape-shifting ghost from hell.
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A spunky working mom moves her husband - still stressed out from the Vietnam era - and their two children into an old abandoned church where they are tormented by an evil shape-shifting ghost from hell.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Walt Hefner
Written By:Walt Hefner
In Theaters:11/1/1991
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Runtime:110 minutes
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