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Mitos Kampus 

Agni has to figure out whether the campus curse, which claims that whoever got it must compete with another person for likes on social media or they would die, is real or not before she dies as well.
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Agni has to figure out whether the campus curse, which claims that whoever got it must compete with another person for likes on social media or they would die, is real or not before she dies as well.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Kurnia Alexander
Written By:Kurnia Alexander
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Bikin Film Yok! Pictures

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