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App the Horror
When the app is launched, a ghost appears. Developed by four young adults, the app becomes the centerpiece of a livestream where they venture into a supposedly haunted mountain to prove its authenticity—only to meet a grim fate.
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When the app is launched, a ghost appears. Developed by four young adults, the app becomes the centerpiece of a livestream where they venture into a supposedly haunted mountain to prove its authenticity—only to meet a grim fate.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Lee Sang-min
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Heartpeople
Cast
Hyung Seul-woo, Lee Sang-min, Sun Jong-hoon, Son Min-zun, Ko Hee-seop, Kim Seung-tae
Director
Kim Young-jae
Dong-ju
Kim Ju-a
Han-byeol
Yang Jo-a
Sun-young
Kim Hee-jung
Na-yeon
Park Seo-ji
Jin-seo
Kim Young-sun
Sun-young
Anupam Tripathi
Suneta
Limm Yea-eun
Collector
Son Min-zun
Min-zun
Lee Seung-yeon
Eun-ah
Kim Gyu-nam
Ha-rin
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