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Dragged Beneath the Shadows
From peasant village witches to high school vampires, sink your teeth into six sinister tales of the supernatural and the inhuman, and find out what lies in wait for you beyond the darkness.
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From peasant village witches to high school vampires, sink your teeth into six sinister tales of the supernatural and the inhuman, and find out what lies in wait for you beyond the darkness.
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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mark J. Parker, Josh Madler, Sofía Carrillo, Dustin Curtis Murphy, Jasper de Bruin, Xavier Hamel
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Runtime:73 minutes
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