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Broomstick Ave 

After a troubled young man tries to rebuild his life following a violent past, he begins receiving terrifying messages and signs that lead him to a burned-out ghost town where the only thing that stands is a street sign, Broomstick Ave. As a supernatural force pushes him to commit unthinkable acts in exchange for his loved ones survival, he must confront whether redemption is possible.
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After a troubled young man tries to rebuild his life following a violent past, he begins receiving terrifying messages and signs that lead him to a burned-out ghost town where the only thing that stands is a street sign, Broomstick Ave. As a supernatural force pushes him to commit unthinkable acts in exchange for his loved ones survival, he must confront whether redemption is possible.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Benjamin Barlow
Written By:Benjamin Barlow
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Greener Productions

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