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Protagonist with bizarre murder visions who plays an online roleplaying game called The Pathway. He discovers he is the stolen child of Anne Kilton, who is actually Satan. After confronting his birth...
A new friend who dabbles in the occult and assists Jake in uncovering the truth about The Pathway. She is ultimately revealed to be Satan Anne Kilton in disguise. She killed Jake's adoptive parents, a...
One of Jake's close friends who introduced him to the online game The Pathway. She is manipulated by the game's creators and ultimately becomes one of its victims, dying under gruesome circumstances t...
An informant who provides crucial backstory to Jake, revealing that his wife Anne Kilton and their unborn child were taken by Aiden Kater. His information sets Jake on the path to discovering his true...
The leader of a devil worshipping cult that operates the online game The Pathway. He uses the platform to lure and manipulate individuals into committing murder and suicide, specifically searching for...
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The Pathway is operated by Aiden and his followers, who manipulate participants into killing and suicide; Dakota becomes a victim.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Aiden operates The Pathway to search for a specific person, and Jake later discovers that he is that person.
Ivan says that Aiden Kater took his wife and unborn child and that they were connected to a sacrifice.
Ivan tells Jake that his wife and unborn child were taken by Aiden Kater, directing Jake toward his origins.
Marisol is described as a new friend who helps Jake investigate the occult mystery.
Dakota is identified as one of Jake's close friends and introduces him to The Pathway.
A troubled young man enters a lethal occult game and discovers that its supernatural mystery may be inseparable from his own identity.
Directed by David Winkler
DeVour (2005) · 5.3/10 · horror
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