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After a lengthy absence from games master Dean, a group of friends come back online to take part in a role playing game called 'Necromancer'. His newly curated campaign becomes more eventful than planned.
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After a lengthy absence from games master Dean, a group of friends come back online to take part in a role playing game called 'Necromancer'. His newly curated campaign becomes more eventful than planned.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Dan Brownlie
In Theaters:10/2/2025
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Brand-B
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