The Prodigy (2019) Review
‘Orange Is the New Black’ star Taylor Schilling and ‘It’ child actor Jackson Robert Scott star in possession horror ‘The Prodigy’ (2019) from ‘The Pact’ director Nicholas McCarthy. Holly Bowler reviews.
Read More‘Orange Is the New Black’ star Taylor Schilling and ‘It’ child actor Jackson Robert Scott star in possession horror ‘The Prodigy’ (2019) from ‘The Pact’ director Nicholas McCarthy. Holly Bowler reviews.
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