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Four young friends from high school are YouTubers. When their views aren't increasing, they decide to go to a haunted place and make a video.
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Four young friends from high school are YouTubers. When their views aren't increasing, they decide to go to a haunted place and make a video.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Shitandarinta
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Runtime:102 minutes
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