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Detective Kien: The Headless Horror (2025)
Detective Kien investigates a headless body found in a rural Vietnamese village during the Nguyen Dynasty. As supernatural elements emerge, he faces chilling twists in this 19th-century mystery.
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Detective Kien investigates a headless body found in a rural Vietnamese village during the Nguyen Dynasty. As supernatural elements emerge, he faces chilling twists in this 19th-century mystery.
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Genre:Horror, Crime, History
Written By:Victor Vũ, Duc Nguyen
In Theaters:5/29/2025
Box Office:$9,768,694
Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:November Films
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