The Korean animated action horror film Exorcism Chronicles: The Beginning has released a trailer, poster, and images.
Viva Pictures has unveiled the trailer, poster, and images for Exorcism Chronicles: The Beginning, an animated supernatural action horror film directed by Kim Dong-Chul.
Based on the bestselling Korean serial novel Toemarok, the story follows a monk and an excommunicated priest who unite to safeguard a powerful young boy from dark forces. Watch the trailer below…
As a demonic uprising threatens to destroy their world, the monk and the excommunicated priest work together to protect the boy and the future of magic. With dark forces closing in, this unlikely trio must face their own inner demons.
Exorcism Chronicles: The Beginning is slated for release in the US on October 17th.
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