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My House
Ann's family moved into a new house hoping for a better live but soon consults a shaman that senses evil in the house. With the original landlord's help, Ann must uncover the horrifying secrets before the evil consumes the whole family.
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Ann's family moved into a new house hoping for a better live but soon consults a shaman that senses evil in the house. With the original landlord's help, Ann must uncover the horrifying secrets before the evil consumes the whole family.
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