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The Possession of Father Thomas (2004)
A priest struggling with his faith must combat demonic forces and the spirit of his abusive mother reaching out from beyond the grave. Reluctantly accepting a new position at a parish in Milford, New Jersey, Father Thomas finds himself and those around him drawn ever tighter into a sinister web of fear, suicide, kidnapping and murder.
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A priest struggling with his faith must combat demonic forces and the spirit of his abusive mother reaching out from beyond the grave. Reluctantly accepting a new position at a parish in Milford, New Jersey, Father Thomas finds himself and those around him drawn ever tighter into a sinister web of fear, suicide, kidnapping and murder.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Written By:John Orrichio
In Theaters:6/3/2004
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Studio:Orrichio Films
Cast
John Orrichio
Director
Veronique Chalarca
Mary
Samuel L.M. Cole
Older Man
Victoria de Koster
Murdered Girl
Tanner Dugan
Younf Father Thomas
Brianna Fisher
Little Girl on Swing
Ken Garcia
Father Tanner
Tracy LeGault
Girl in Church
Ray Meyers
Father Edward
Rich Polinski
Father Thomas
David B. Powers
Father Beal
Jamie Stone
Miss Slone
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