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Four mystery-loving friends investigate a haunted basement and encounter the spirit of Maria, who begs for help returning home. Their mission leads them on an adventure filled with terror, puzzles, and friendship as they help the spirits find peace.
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Four mystery-loving friends investigate a haunted basement and encounter the spirit of Maria, who begs for help returning home. Their mission leads them on an adventure filled with terror, puzzles, and friendship as they help the spirits find peace.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Ariel Fauzan, Heru Kurniawan
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Studio:M8 Pictures, Sanggar Ananda Kawula Muda, Artha Media Indonesia
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