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Unleashing the Demons
Five years after being hospitalised, Derek is released into the care of his cousin, April. But Derek believes he's possessed, and a series of encounters leaves April to question if this is mental illness or something more sinister.
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Five years after being hospitalised, Derek is released into the care of his cousin, April. But Derek believes he's possessed, and a series of encounters leaves April to question if this is mental illness or something more sinister.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Callum Knox, Hayden Geens, Violet Shaw
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Expendable Films
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