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A Nightmare in the Living Heart
Joi is going to break up with K on the night of a grad party after she found out that K has planned to leave her and go study aboard in China for the rest of his life. Amidst the chaos, a mysterious masked killer crashes into the party. Leaving Joi and K with no choice but to fight and survive this disaster, together.
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Joi is going to break up with K on the night of a grad party after she found out that K has planned to leave her and go study aboard in China for the rest of his life. Amidst the chaos, a mysterious masked killer crashes into the party. Leaving Joi and K with no choice but to fight and survive this disaster, together.
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Genre:Horror, Action, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Punfun Thongdanthuan
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