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Steven Fairman · 86 min · United Kingdom

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Synopsis

In a remote corner of Scotland, a group of Aleister Crowley devotees embark on a six-month retreat at the infamous Boleskine House to complete the abandoned Abramelin ritual, only to unleash malevolent forces that test their sanity and survival.

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  • Horreur corporelle
  • Sorcellerie
  • Bestiaire
  • Horreur numérique

Influences

  1. 1981
    La Maison près du cimetière
  2. 1987
    The Cursed House
  3. 1988
    Abomination
  4. 1988
    Tiyanak
  5. 1990
    Mister Frost
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    Esoteric

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