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Atrocious 

During the Republic of China era, whenever thick fog blanketed the area and ethereal sounds echoed, mysterious treasures were said to appear in the ancient tombs behind Bashu Village in Sichuan. A group of travelers gathered in Bashu Village, each intent on claiming the village’s treasures for themselves. Unbeknownst to them, an unseen presence was silently watching their every move. When these villains finally unearthed the treasure, they met gruesome deaths one after another near the tomb...
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During the Republic of China era, whenever thick fog blanketed the area and ethereal sounds echoed, mysterious treasures were said to appear in the ancient tombs behind Bashu Village in Sichuan. A group of travelers gathered in Bashu Village, each intent on claiming the village’s treasures for themselves. Unbeknownst to them, an unseen presence was silently watching their every move. When these villains finally unearthed the treasure, they met gruesome deaths one after another near the tomb...

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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Guo Yulong
Written By:戴叔伯, Zhao Jiaojiao, 刘兆瑞, Ni Minming
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Runtime:76 minutes
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