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The Red Book Ritual: Gates of Hell
Robbie embarks on a dangerous quest to contact his deceased girlfriend through a ritual that summons the dead. He heads to an abandoned house with a group of young people to perform the "Red Book Ritual." But during the summoning, supernatural forces awaken. Now they must face ancient horrors to survive.
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Robbie embarks on a dangerous quest to contact his deceased girlfriend through a ritual that summons the dead. He heads to an abandoned house with a group of young people to perform the "Red Book Ritual." But during the summoning, supernatural forces awaken. Now they must face ancient horrors to survive.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Carlos Baena, Hugo Cardozo, Nathan Crooker, Sonny Laguna, Hernán Moyano, Dawson Taylor, Tommy Wiklund
Written By:Hernán Moyano
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Black Mandala, Nightwheel Pictures
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