Garfield the Movie: A Failure in Adapted Characters
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Curse of the Apocalypse: Chapter 5
Kotaro Terauchi, creator of "Surveillance Camera" and "The Cursed Video That Really Was!!", wanted to take the risk of stepping deeper into the spirit world, "The Cursed Apocalypse", and many other hits in the psychic work series. Produced by Ammo 98, the 5th edition that has stepped into a new area.
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Kotaro Terauchi, creator of "Surveillance Camera" and "The Cursed Video That Really Was!!", wanted to take the risk of stepping deeper into the spirit world, "The Cursed Apocalypse", and many other hits in the psychic work series. Produced by Ammo 98, the 5th edition that has stepped into a new area.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Kotaro Terauchi, Yôhei Fukuda
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Amumo 98
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