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The Haunting of Pendle Hill
When a respected historian vanishes investigating the infamous Pendle Witch Trials of 1612, his daughter must undertake a rescue mission while uncovering the truth about the evil Demdike.
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When a respected historian vanishes investigating the infamous Pendle Witch Trials of 1612, his daughter must undertake a rescue mission while uncovering the truth about the evil Demdike.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Richard John Taylor
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Hello Princess, Lytton Bros. Pictures
Cast
Richard John Taylor
Director
Jeffrey Charles Richards
John Law
Kitty Lucas
Elizabeth Nowell
Noel McAlley
Roger Nowell
Megan Butler
Jennet Device
Evie Hughes
Jennet Device
Nicholas Ball
Uncle Alfred
Lowri Watts-Joyce
Matilda
Mark Topping
Father Michael
Jimmy 'The Bee' Bennett
PC Webster
James Hamer-Morton
John Law
Noel Brendan McAlley
Roger Nowell
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