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Mysterious! Unbelievable: Shock! Approaching the Mystery of the Cursed Sealed Photographs that Kill People!! poster

Mysterious! Unbelievable: Shock! Approaching the Mystery of the Cursed Sealed Photographs that Kill People!! 

A psychic documentary series that summarizes the shocking horror experiences received from the general public. I will introduce a number of cursed psychic photos and approach the astonishing truth lurking behind it. There is no doubt that the horrible images that can't be directly seen will make everyone tremble.
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A psychic documentary series that summarizes the shocking horror experiences received from the general public. I will introduce a number of cursed psychic photos and approach the astonishing truth lurking behind it. There is no doubt that the horrible images that can't be directly seen will make everyone tremble.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Yôhei Fukuda
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Runtime:83 minutes
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