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Midnight Game 

A young woman joins a midnight séance, unknowingly unleashing a vengeful spirit and a deadly curse. As eerie events unfold, is it a crime of passion or a long-buried grudge seeking revenge? With no way to escape, the terrifying truth lurks in the shadows; will she survive the wrath of the ghost?
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A young woman joins a midnight séance, unknowingly unleashing a vengeful spirit and a deadly curse. As eerie events unfold, is it a crime of passion or a long-buried grudge seeking revenge? With no way to escape, the terrifying truth lurks in the shadows; will she survive the wrath of the ghost?

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