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Mommy's Dollhouse (2023)
Emma, now dead, takes on an evil presence coercing her son, Cassidy, to commit crimes from the afterlife: putting dolls and little girls together in graves.
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Emma, now dead, takes on an evil presence coercing her son, Cassidy, to commit crimes from the afterlife: putting dolls and little girls together in graves.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
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In Theaters:11/1/2023
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Runtime:83 minutes
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