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Behind the door numbered 666 lies an ordinary-looking house that becomes the stage for a ruthless demonic presence. The demon’s relentless violence and horrific urges lead to bloody, orgiastic crimes that recur night after night, driving victims to desperate screams on the brink of hell. Jay Anson, renowned for "The Amityville Horror", extends his reputation for chilling supernatural tales with this new horror story.
First publish date: 1981
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Jay Anson
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