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The Soul Snatcher (1965)

Aspiring model Kathy can't seem to get a break. The tide finally turns in her favour after Kathy meets the devil, who gives her a pair of magical gold shoes that enable Kathy to achieve her goal of becoming a famous and successful model. However, said deal with the devil comes at a significant spiritual price.
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Aspiring model Kathy can't seem to get a break. The tide finally turns in her favour after Kathy meets the devil, who gives her a pair of magical gold shoes that enable Kathy to achieve her goal of becoming a famous and successful model. However, said deal with the devil comes at a significant spiritual price.

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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller, Horror
Directed By:H.L. Zimmer
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In Theaters:1/1/1965
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:American Film Distributing Corporation (AFDC)

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