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Abaddon's Pit (2024)

Dave blames himself for the death of his wife Samara. He moves to the abandoned family farm to recover. There, he connects with his cousin Gareth. When they find a bottomless pit that changes everything that enters it, they become obsessed with its secrets.
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Dave blames himself for the death of his wife Samara. He moves to the abandoned family farm to recover. There, he connects with his cousin Gareth. When they find a bottomless pit that changes everything that enters it, they become obsessed with its secrets.

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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Jason Egan, Matthew Nash
In Theaters:4/1/2024
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:454 Productions

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