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Mr. Whispers
In Mr Whispers, we unveil a chilling story of long-buried horror, set in a town desperate to forget its tragic past. For decades, rumours have swirled about a place on the outskirts... a derelict cinema where something unspeakable once occurred.
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In Mr Whispers, we unveil a chilling story of long-buried horror, set in a town desperate to forget its tragic past. For decades, rumours have swirled about a place on the outskirts... a derelict cinema where something unspeakable once occurred.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Seumas MacNeil, Dorian Todd
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Studio:Hex Studios, The B-Team, British Horror Studio
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