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They Found Hell (2015)
When a group of gifted college students run a secret teleportation experiment, they accidentally open a portal to another dimension, trapping them in Hell. One by one they are hunted, tortured and killed by the denizens of Hell who are bent on stealing their souls.
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When a group of gifted college students run a secret teleportation experiment, they accidentally open a portal to another dimension, trapping them in Hell. One by one they are hunted, tortured and killed by the denizens of Hell who are bent on stealing their souls.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Nicole Jones-Dion, Neil Elman
In Theaters:10/17/2015
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:CineTel Films
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