"Four must die to protect what is his!"01 January 1997Horror90 mins
Two real estate agents sell a strip of land where a hermit lives. While they look over the property for the last time, the hermit uses black magic to try to stop them, as well as a pair of cops and the land's new owner after they show up. There's animated vines, giant webs, being roasted over a fire pit and an attempt at a human sacrifice to the Elemental gods of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water.
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