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Tells about a haunted house that has long been unoccupied by Adit's family. One day Adit and his friends revisited the house, in the house they tried to experiment by installing several cameras in the corners of the room. Until strange events and ghost terror came, the mirror that was integrated with the wall showed the appearance of a rongeng dancer. They tried to get out of the house, but all the doors were locked and they were trapped trying to find a way out of the house.
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Tells about a haunted house that has long been unoccupied by Adit's family. One day Adit and his friends revisited the house, in the house they tried to experiment by installing several cameras in the corners of the room. Until strange events and ghost terror came, the mirror that was integrated with the wall showed the appearance of a rongeng dancer. They tried to get out of the house, but all the doors were locked and they were trapped trying to find a way out of the house.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Luna Fathia
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:BIC Pictures
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