31 October 1976 Horror, TV Movie 100 mins
When a renovator (Henry Darrow) decides to purchase an old theater with the intent to fix it up and sell it for a profit, he's unaware that the place is a safe haven for the supernatural. As he spends more and more time there, it becomes more apparent that his attentions to the location are very unwelcome.
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Henry Darrow as Renovator
United States 31 October 1976
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