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The morning after a night of heavy drinking, five friends on a bachelorette weekend decide to hold a séance. When they encounter a former classmate who is as dead as he is clingy, the young women quickly realize that in the world of cyber-spiritism, you can't block a spirit as easily as you can block a contact on MSN. In some cases, the Esc key is useless.
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The morning after a night of heavy drinking, five friends on a bachelorette weekend decide to hold a séance. When they encounter a former classmate who is as dead as he is clingy, the young women quickly realize that in the world of cyber-spiritism, you can't block a spirit as easily as you can block a contact on MSN. In some cases, the Esc key is useless.
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