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The Tormented
A new widow and her friends travel to the sacred land where her husband proposed to pay respects. But it soon becomes evident this is no ordinary place as horrific visions and living nightmares begin to torment them - with their pasts.
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A new widow and her friends travel to the sacred land where her husband proposed to pay respects. But it soon becomes evident this is no ordinary place as horrific visions and living nightmares begin to torment them - with their pasts.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Isaac Lawrence
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Canine River Productions
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