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Witch Hunter (2024)

A medieval town is terrorized by demonic beasts transformed from woodland creatures by a powerful and vile witch. Now, a brave witch hunter and his warrior band must venture into the forest to confront the monstrous creatures and put an end to the witch’s dark magic.
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A medieval town is terrorized by demonic beasts transformed from woodland creatures by a powerful and vile witch. Now, a brave witch hunter and his warrior band must venture into the forest to confront the monstrous creatures and put an end to the witch’s dark magic.

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Genre:Fantasy, Action, Adventure, Horror
Directed By:Marc Gottlieb
Written By:Joshua Pruett
In Theaters:10/4/2024
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:The Asylum

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