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Lydia arrives at the Uribe mansion after her aunt's death and discovers notes about creatures and holes in the courtyard. When she's attacked by one of them, she must use old weapons and her survival instinct to confront them.
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Lydia arrives at the Uribe mansion after her aunt's death and discovers notes about creatures and holes in the courtyard. When she's attacked by one of them, she must use old weapons and her survival instinct to confront them.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction, Mystery
Written By:Germán Lopez
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Trance Films
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