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Witch House: The Legend of Petronel Haxley (2008)
'Thou shall not suffer a witch to live', screams hanging judge John Stearne as he leads Petonel Haxley to the gallows. This is England in the year 1640. Terror is unleashed on the un-suspecting students 370 years later. A common link with the past evokes retribution from hell.
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'Thou shall not suffer a witch to live', screams hanging judge John Stearne as he leads Petonel Haxley to the gallows. This is England in the year 1640. Terror is unleashed on the un-suspecting students 370 years later. A common link with the past evokes retribution from hell.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:7/1/2008
Box Office:$1,094,584
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Ironopolis Film Company
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