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At Midnight
Unearth the chilling folklore of Mexico with this haunting anthology of terror. From ghostly apparitions to cursed objects, "At Midnight: Volume 1" brings to life four spine-tingling tales: "The Headless Man of Plaza de Armas", "The Nun of the University Hospital", "The Woman of 11-40" & "The Cursed Phone of Clinic 16". Each story reveals the dark mysteries woven into Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. Will you dare to uncover the truth?
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Unearth the chilling folklore of Mexico with this haunting anthology of terror. From ghostly apparitions to cursed objects, "At Midnight: Volume 1" brings to life four spine-tingling tales: "The Headless Man of Plaza de Armas", "The Nun of the University Hospital", "The Woman of 11-40" & "The Cursed Phone of Clinic 16". Each story reveals the dark mysteries woven into Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. Will you dare to uncover the truth?
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Ian Elizalde
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:ARCA Media Group, Suré Films
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