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Bahay na Pula 

A woman and her husband come home to an old ancestral house she inherited from her grandma. As days go by, they realize something evil is living with them in the house.
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A woman and her husband come home to an old ancestral house she inherited from her grandma. As days go by, they realize something evil is living with them in the house.

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Genre:Horror
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Viva Films, Vivamax

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