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After Evil Dead 

A broke ass dad steals the Necronomicon Demonto, thinking he can time-travel through trauma. Instead, he opens a hellhole literally. This ain’t some Hollywood horror. This is Evil Dead if it happened in your neighbor’s backyard. The book eats souls. Turns people into flesh-hungry freaks. Blood everywhere. No heroes. No hope. And stuck in the middle? Maira his daughter with nothing but a chainsaw and a death prophecy stamped on her back. She’s not fighting to win. She’s fighting not to die last.
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A broke ass dad steals the Necronomicon Demonto, thinking he can time-travel through trauma. Instead, he opens a hellhole literally. This ain’t some Hollywood horror. This is Evil Dead if it happened in your neighbor’s backyard. The book eats souls. Turns people into flesh-hungry freaks. Blood everywhere. No heroes. No hope. And stuck in the middle? Maira his daughter with nothing but a chainsaw and a death prophecy stamped on her back. She’s not fighting to win. She’s fighting not to die last.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Yuniar Diansyah Putra
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Studio:Nadamaker Cinema

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