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Honto ni Atta! Noroi no Video 25
A collection of shivering psychic images received by general posts, "It really was! A video of the curse." Fear grows! Earthbound spirits, vengeful spirits, floating spirits, guardian spirits... It's full of mysterious images that can't be solved by science, including 'Half-faced man', 'Creepy woman', 'Rock-climbing', 'My girlfriend', 'Safari park', 'Household surveillance cameras' and 'Kumano Kanko'.
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A collection of shivering psychic images received by general posts, "It really was! A video of the curse." Fear grows! Earthbound spirits, vengeful spirits, floating spirits, guardian spirits... It's full of mysterious images that can't be solved by science, including 'Half-faced man', 'Creepy woman', 'Rock-climbing', 'My girlfriend', 'Safari park', 'Household surveillance cameras' and 'Kumano Kanko'.
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Japan Sky Way
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