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Death Party (2023)
Alex is a popular web star, always filming every minute of his life for his fans to see. His sister, Deborah, is quite the opposite, shy and reclusive for her birthday, Alex decides to throw a huge party in a supposedly haunted castle, drawing a big crowd, but they are not alone there the eclipse is nigh, and something unspeakable is awakening in the depths of the castle.
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Alex is a popular web star, always filming every minute of his life for his fans to see. His sister, Deborah, is quite the opposite, shy and reclusive for her birthday, Alex decides to throw a huge party in a supposedly haunted castle, drawing a big crowd, but they are not alone there the eclipse is nigh, and something unspeakable is awakening in the depths of the castle.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gianluca Bonucci
In Theaters:5/2/2023
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Runtime:77 minutes
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