A Monk's Price

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Earliest known poster for A Monk's Price.

A Monk's Price is a historical drama film about a supernatural chess set which seeks out the world's strongest chess player, and then possesses the second-strongest player.

Production

A Monk's Price was produced by the Exoplanetary Cinema Hive (ECH) under contract to the Greater Sol System Co-Prosperity Sphere.

Anagrams

"A Monk's Price" is an anagram of "Crimson Peak".

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