The Possessed (1992)
Two teenagers, Scott and Fred, accidentally summon a demon. Fred gets possessed and goes on a killing spree. Can Scott stop the evil before it's too late? Short film by Byron C. Miller and Justin Young, when they were in middle school. Shot on Byron's Dad's VHS camcorder.
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Two teenagers, Scott and Fred, accidentally summon a demon. Fred gets possessed and goes on a killing spree. Can Scott stop the evil before it's too late? Short film by Byron C. Miller and Justin Young, when they were in middle school. Shot on Byron's Dad's VHS camcorder.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:8/1/1992
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