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Dark Tales of Japan - Special Edition: 10 Most Terrifying Things in History that Really Happened
A show called "10 Most Terrifying Things in History that Really Happened" is struck with fear during a live broadcast on an infamous cursed house when bizarre phenomena occur, and the spirit of a young girl gets captured on film. The hosts decide to go towards the cursed house and purify the spirits on live TV.
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A show called "10 Most Terrifying Things in History that Really Happened" is struck with fear during a live broadcast on an infamous cursed house when bizarre phenomena occur, and the spirit of a young girl gets captured on film. The hosts decide to go towards the cursed house and purify the spirits on live TV.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Hiroshi Tsuzuki
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:TBS, @Movie Japan K.K.
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