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Goryo 

An epidemic outbreak, a woman is isolated at home. Whilst reading a news article about the horrific death of a Japanese celebrity she receives a strange message from a user named Goryo, with a strict warning not to watch the video attached.
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An epidemic outbreak, a woman is isolated at home. Whilst reading a news article about the horrific death of a Japanese celebrity she receives a strange message from a user named Goryo, with a strict warning not to watch the video attached.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Emma Dark
Written By:Emma Dark
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Mortuary Productions

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