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The Possession of Virginia
When his friend suddenly commits suicide, reporter Paul senses something strange about it. When he starts investigating, a series of sinister events leads him to a deadly Satanic cult.
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When his friend suddenly commits suicide, reporter Paul senses something strange about it. When he starts investigating, a series of sinister events leads him to a deadly Satanic cult.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:André Link, John Dunning
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Astral Films
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