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Necro 101 (2024)

When Daisy becomes the new apprentice to her necromancy professor, she learns her mentor has been using dark magic to aid one family in an ongoing mob war by reviving their dead. While escaping a hit the rival don has placed on her, Daisy must quickly master the art of resurrection and unravel the complex history fueling the supernatural turf war in order to broker peace and survive.
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When Daisy becomes the new apprentice to her necromancy professor, she learns her mentor has been using dark magic to aid one family in an ongoing mob war by reviving their dead. While escaping a hit the rival don has placed on her, Daisy must quickly master the art of resurrection and unravel the complex history fueling the supernatural turf war in order to broker peace and survive.

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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Julz Feit
In Theaters:5/31/2024
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Studio:Applause for a Cause

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