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Dark Flower (2011)
A group of paranormal investigators set out to their last chance of creating their own TV show successful. While on their adventure to an ancient town, they encounter more than they bargained for. This film is made with the real footage and investigative tapes by the one who lived to tell the story of the Dark Flower.
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A group of paranormal investigators set out to their last chance of creating their own TV show successful. While on their adventure to an ancient town, they encounter more than they bargained for. This film is made with the real footage and investigative tapes by the one who lived to tell the story of the Dark Flower.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:1/1/2011
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