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Haunted (2013)
Six contestants win a competition to appear on a Live reality TV show at a secret location in rural England. The next ten hours will be spent on a paranormal Investigation with a TV crew searching for the truth behind ghost stories that haunt an old railway station museum.
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Six contestants win a competition to appear on a Live reality TV show at a secret location in rural England. The next ten hours will be spent on a paranormal Investigation with a TV crew searching for the truth behind ghost stories that haunt an old railway station museum.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Steven M. Smith
In Theaters:3/31/2013
Box Office:$45,000
Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Greenway Entertainment
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