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At the Mountains of Madness (2022)
Two young explorers of the Miskatonic Expedition are tasked with finding their leader who has mysteriously disappeared. In the search they discover an ancient evil that will plunge them into madness.
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Two young explorers of the Miskatonic Expedition are tasked with finding their leader who has mysteriously disappeared. In the search they discover an ancient evil that will plunge them into madness.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Francesco Santoro
In Theaters:10/7/2022
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Masso Film
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