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York Witches Society (2022)
After initiation into the prestigious York Witches Society, Amber Gray and her new friends unwittingly awaken an ancient evil hellbent on destroying the Gray bloodline. As the witch hunt begins, the women realize they may not make it through the night.
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After initiation into the prestigious York Witches Society, Amber Gray and her new friends unwittingly awaken an ancient evil hellbent on destroying the Gray bloodline. As the witch hunt begins, the women realize they may not make it through the night.
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Liza Bolton, Philippe Martinez, Brian Marchetti, John Marchetti
In Theaters:8/26/2022
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:MSR Media SKN
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