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Voodoo Dolls
Students at a girls' college are terrorized by spirits that haunt the institution. A haunted and disturbing horror about TV star Gina Phillips who goes to a private school and join a sorority in Montreal only to realize there is some voodoo and killer dolls in the basement.
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Students at a girls' college are terrorized by spirits that haunt the institution. A haunted and disturbing horror about TV star Gina Phillips who goes to a private school and join a sorority in Montreal only to realize there is some voodoo and killer dolls in the basement.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Ed Kelleher
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Runtime:89 minutes
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Cast
Andrée Pelletier
Director
Grace Phillips
Vanessa Forbes
Nathalie Gaulthier
Ingrid Strummer
Maria Stanton
Laura Nash
Howard Balaban
Matthew Hanley
Brett Halna Du Fretray
Dennis Bellevin
Beth Lachance
Rickie Webster
Nicole Jacqueline
Carin Sayers
Jessica Dublin
Blanche Trousdale
Pascale Devigne
Mrs. Forbes
Flavia Carrozzi
Lisa King
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