The Robbery
After an armed robbery goes bad, three idiot thieves and their videographer attempt to hideout overnight in an antique store, only to accidentally awaken a demonic spirit that is desperate for a new body to wreak havoc with.
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After an armed robbery goes bad, three idiot thieves and their videographer attempt to hideout overnight in an antique store, only to accidentally awaken a demonic spirit that is desperate for a new body to wreak havoc with.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Andrew Jenner
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Lemon Wedge Studios
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