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Grandma's House 2 

Rupert and Nina, a recently married couple with a newborn, buy a their dream house at a bargain price. As they settle into their home, they glimpse the ghost of an old woman and make a shocking discovery when they dig up the backyard.
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Rupert and Nina, a recently married couple with a newborn, buy a their dream house at a bargain price. As they settle into their home, they glimpse the ghost of an old woman and make a shocking discovery when they dig up the backyard.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Joven Tan
Written By:Manny Castañeda
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Regal Entertainment

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