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Maya (2022)
Maya, a shape-shifting soul-collector, seeks to lead a group of unsuspecting non-believers into the afterlife. As space and time become a blurred mirror of reality and Maya's mysterious abilities take on a dark and ominous tone, fear becomes the only key to salvation. For this group of unsuspecting victims, their deepest terror becomes their only way out.
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Maya, a shape-shifting soul-collector, seeks to lead a group of unsuspecting non-believers into the afterlife. As space and time become a blurred mirror of reality and Maya's mysterious abilities take on a dark and ominous tone, fear becomes the only key to salvation. For this group of unsuspecting victims, their deepest terror becomes their only way out.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Paul C Hemmes
In Theaters:10/31/2022
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Fancy Lad Films
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