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Camera Phone 2 (2016)
There is a package with 4 phones, and each phone has a video on it. They will then learn curiosity did kill, when their lives become a part of the terror which is "Camera Phone 2".
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There is a package with 4 phones, and each phone has a video on it. They will then learn curiosity did kill, when their lives become a part of the terror which is "Camera Phone 2".
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:4/8/2016
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:MysterE Visions Entertainment, Dreamshine Studios, M.V.B Films
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