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Honey
A broken family, a forbidden ritual, and a child trapped between reality and delusion. Honey exposes systemic abuse and spiritual madness, where the most terrifying monsters are painfully real.
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A broken family, a forbidden ritual, and a child trapped between reality and delusion. Honey exposes systemic abuse and spiritual madness, where the most terrifying monsters are painfully real.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Karuna Kumar
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:OVA Entertainments
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