Tanya returns to the scene of the crime to rid herself of nightmares of the horror that occurred three years earlier.
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The sequel to the hit anthology film: Four chilling stories tied together by one man traveling through the terrifying land known as The Terrortory. Featuring monsters from the first film–The Midnight Clown and Smiling Jack–as well as all-new creatures.
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A film crew shoots a gory movie with realistic special effects. The gore looks real, because it is. The film director, a evil warlock, need a blood sacrifice to complete his pact with Satan. Who better than the film’s scream queen? Who will survive the final cut.
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A total re-edit of Mario Bava’s gothic classic Lisa and the Devil (1973) for US release in 1975. Cheesy exorcism scenes were shot to try to capitalize on the success of The Exorcist (1973).
