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Lost Town
Legend has it that 300 years ago, a demon once terrorized the villagers of a small town. They cut off the demon's head, which then suddenly disappeared. To this day, it is rumored among the population that the demon still lives in the forests. Two young men set off into the forest at night with a video camera to unravel the mystery of the missing demon's head. The two young men rediscover the town, which has been long deserted ever since. Little did they know the solution to the mystery was hidden within...
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Legend has it that 300 years ago, a demon once terrorized the villagers of a small town. They cut off the demon's head, which then suddenly disappeared. To this day, it is rumored among the population that the demon still lives in the forests. Two young men set off into the forest at night with a video camera to unravel the mystery of the missing demon's head. The two young men rediscover the town, which has been long deserted ever since. Little did they know the solution to the mystery was hidden within...
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Goreholio Filmworks, Fenris Video
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