Disappearing Collector
The movie tells the story of a collector collected a "human bone piano", accidentally found that their own collection of puppets will be active close to the human bone piano, learned the secret of the collector suddenly disappeared.
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The movie tells the story of a collector collected a "human bone piano", accidentally found that their own collection of puppets will be active close to the human bone piano, learned the secret of the collector suddenly disappeared.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:福建省月氏影业有限公司
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