'Don't Look Up' Wasn't Much to Look Up to
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Evil Night
This story begins when four young people decide to spend a night at the local cemetery; they’ve pulled this off before, but this time it doesn’t look like they’ll be as successful. However, although at first it seems as though our four protagonists are going to spend the night in the cemetery and that the damned zombies will come out of there to eat them, that’s not what happens. Rather, since their plans are thwarted this time by the cemetery caretaker who catches these four thrill-seekers red-handed they decide to head to another secluded spot where something truly terrifying will happen. As they make their way to that other place, Darío and David begin to tell a terrifying story that ended in a bloodbath, but the girls seem a bit skeptical…
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This story begins when four young people decide to spend a night at the local cemetery; they’ve pulled this off before, but this time it doesn’t look like they’ll be as successful. However, although at first it seems as though our four protagonists are going to spend the night in the cemetery and that the damned zombies will come out of there to eat them, that’s not what happens. Rather, since their plans are thwarted this time by the cemetery caretaker who catches these four thrill-seekers red-handed they decide to head to another secluded spot where something truly terrifying will happen. As they make their way to that other place, Darío and David begin to tell a terrifying story that ended in a bloodbath, but the girls seem a bit skeptical…
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